a small American pikeperch (Stizostedion canadense) valued as a game or food fish
Origin of sauger
from uncertain or unknown; perhapssauger
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sauger
noun
A North American freshwater food and game fish (Sander canadensis), resembling the walleye but having a slender body and a spotted dorsal fin.
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