Fish include bass, white perch, yellow perch, tiger muskies, catfish, and bluegills. The lake is stocked with walleyes every other year and tiger muskies every three years. Anglers seek large muskies as trophies or for sport. In addition, unlike pike, muskies have no scales on the lower half of their opercula. Northern pikes and muskies in the trophy class are occasionally caught on the Chain. As tiger muskies grow longer, they increase in weight. The caudal fins of the tail are more rounded than those of true muskies. The Muskies lived in a yellow cottage at Kennebunk Beach while they lived in Maine. The Muskies are a member of the Northern Athletics Collegiate Conference (NACC). The Wisconsin Muskies also announced they would field an expansion team in the Premier Division. Oddly enough not far from the proposed site of the Tweed Muskies stadium. The Muskies would win 50 games in their lone season. Unfortunately by 1993 the crowds had declined and the Muskies became less profitable. As with the Muskies, their home arena was Bloomington's Met Center. Rather than using the traditional magenta, Muskies athletics wear black and red.