Fishing for Humpback whitefish

The humpback whitefish is identified by its robust, hump-backed body and silvery scales. It resides in the cold freshwater rivers and lakes of Alaska and northwestern Canada. Typically, it grows to about 12-24 inches and weighs up to 8 pounds. The whitefish feeds primarily on benthic organisms and exhibits migratory behavior, often moving in schools during spawning seasons. This summary is AI generated