Long Jaw

Characteristics
The Long jaw is a meaty fish with small fairly soft scales covering the majority of its body. The most notable feature is the exceptionally long bottom jaw which curves around the front of the top jaw. It's color varies from lake to lake but most commonly they have a dark brown back which lightens out towards the belly of the fish. The fins are all light brown and semi translucent. They can grow up to 3 feet in length and can weigh up to 20 pounds.

Habitat
Found in lakes and streams, Long jaws prefer water with a warmer temperature. Often they can be seen close to the surface where the water is warmer. They like areas with plants and dead branches which serves as camouflage.

Food
A long jaws diet depends on what is available. It will eat plants, insects and other smaller fish if given the chance, but prefers insects.