ICTIOBUS FISH

Ictiobus otherwise called wild ox angle or just bison, is a class of freshwater angle normal in the United States, yet in addition found in Canada, Mexico and Guatemala. They are the biggest North American suckers, coming to up to 1.23 m (4.0 ft) in length.[1] They are now and again mixed up for carp in light of the level face and extensive, silver scales running along the body, however they do not have the bristle like mouth members normal to carp.

 Wild ox angle live in many kinds of freshwater bodies where panfish are discovered, for example, lakes, brooks, streams, and lakes. Ictiobus was gotten by the Lewis and Clark Expedition. 

From an anglers' perspective, the wild ox angle isn't a prominent diversion angle since it is hard to get. However, once hanging in the balance, it can set up a decent battle. The favored strategy for get is by the utilization of gill nets.

 These nets are set by hand amid the night where it is best. It is a reasonable fish that is prevalent in the southern U.S. for example, the Memphis and St. Louis markets.