Eyeing Great Lakes walleye
Great Lakes walleye angling opportunities continue to expand. Here’s a rundown of what anglers can expect.
Researching microplastics-eating bacteria
A University of Waterloo researcher’s ground-breaking research has found a way to alter bacteria so that they consume microplastics.
Trolling lead core for walleye
What you need to know about trolling lead core — a sinking, colour-segmented line to troll a presentation at a specific depth — on big water.
The Fish Thief highlights Great Lakes conservation
The Fish Thief documentary examines how the once seemingly infinite Great Lakes fisheries were nearly decimated by various factors.
Financing finally in place for Asian carp measures
Financing is in place for a variety of measures to keep Asian carp from reaching the Great Lakes from the Mississippi River system.
A brief history of the Great Lakes lake trout collapse
With the collective effort of researchers, management agencies, and anglers, lake trout could once again flourish in the Great Lakes.
Placing snap weights
Trolling with snap weights is a fast and efficient technique — snapping them on and off allows you to quickly cover various depths.
Giving salmon a hand
If the level of enthusiasm volunteers/anglers have for salmon matches this species’ perseverance to survive, we will see an exciting fishery.
New ballast water regs for Great Lakes
New ballast water regulations designed to hinder the transport of aquatic invasive species within our Great Lakes will soon come into effect.