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A predatory freshwater fish of the cod family (Lota lota), native to cold rivers and lakes across the northern regions of Europe, Asia, and North America, distinguished by its elongated, mottled body and a single sensory barbel on its chin.

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"Ice anglers in the northern lakes often target eelpout during the winter months when the bottom-dwelling fish are most active."

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