There’s a catch. Lake trout haven’t reproduced in Lake Erie in decades. So, where are they all coming from? Government agencies stock the lake every spring with a couple hundred thousand year ...

Both systems deteriorated until they were purchased by the Wheeling & Lake Erie in 1899. In 1900 the W&LE had 435.7 mi. of track in operation, with the majority of its earnings coming from freight, ...

The director at Ohio Sea Grant and Ohio State University's Stone Laboratory ... to people who eat them. "There is already a fish consumption advisory in place for Lake Erie fish and it's ...

LAKE ERIE BEACH, N.Y. — Now that there has been the tease of spring-like weather in Western New York, people have begun wandering out to the Lake Erie shoreline to catch some fresh air.

Lake Erie walleye are among top focus for anglers who fish Lake Erie from the New York state shoreline — anglers who fish for all species in Lake Erie are looking forward to the NYSDEC update report ...

Ohio State University’s Stone Laboratory in Put-In-Bay is a critical research center that studies the dynamics of Lake Erie and its algal ... harmful algal blooms, there is still much work ...

Lake Erie is already partially frozen over ... states that the less ice there is on the lake, the more moisture available that creates lake-effect snow. Lake-effect snow occurs when the water ...

Jeffrey Reutter, former Director of the Ohio Sea Grant College Program, Stone ... in Lake Erie by 29%. “We were essentially three-quarters of the way to our target. We were almost there.” ...

For Lake Erie there is no squinting needed. The red line of current water temperatures is clearly very warm. RELATED: Great Lakes’ water temperatures are very warm for November, still 60 degrees ...

That’s surely the case for our Lake Erie ... thinks there’s a silver bullet for this problem in the lake, but there’s not,” said Chris Winslow, a fish biologist and director of the Ohio Sea Grant ...

It’s the shallowest part of the lake, with abundant fish. Water is likely to warm faster and blooms flourish there more readily than elsewhere in the lake. Water in Lake Erie generally moves ... Ohio ...