maskalonge

American  

[mas-kuh-lonj] / ˈmæs kəˌlɒndʒ /

noun

plural

maskalonges,

plural

maskalonge

1. muskellunge.

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Example Sentences

Whopper spent most of his time fishing and brought in, besides trout and perch, several good sized maskalonge, although no particular fish as large as the maskalonge Giant had captured the summer previous.

From Young Hunters of the Lake by Bonehill, Ralph

The maskalonge was dark gray in color with small black spots, and measured all of four feet and a half from head to tail.

From Four Boy Hunters by Bonehill, Ralph

Over the gunwale of the banca, in a sparkle of flying spray, silvery in the morning sun, the maskalonge gleamed.

From Darkness and Dawn by England, George Allan

In the bigger waters, maskalonge and, of course, any amount of pike and pickerel.

From The Man from Glengarry; a tale of the Ottawa by Connor, Ralph

"Wish I could get a maskalonge," said Giant.

From Guns and Snowshoes Or, the Winter Outing of the Young Hunters by Bonehill, Ralph