Learning about sea lamprey
Sea lamprey have wreaked havoc with Great Lakes fisheries. Here are some things you likely didn’t know about this oft-disliked creature.
Jigging spoons for summer bass
Spoons in silver, gold, and copper finishes are must-haves. Don’t forget hot patterns as smallmouth can be triggered by bright baits.
Cleaner water not always better: perch study
Dr. Stuart Ludsin's perch study examines water quality and fisheries tradeoffs in a changing Lake Erie climate.
Eyeing Great Lakes walleye
Great Lakes walleye angling opportunities continue to expand. Here’s a rundown of what anglers can expect.
Record smallmouth caught
A New York State record nine-pound smallmouth bass was caught in the St. Lawrence River last fall by state resident Dante Piraino.
Ice fishing the perch triad
Many Ontario waters offer the right ingredients for perch to grow to trophy proportions. Here are three such ice fishing destinations.
Great Lakes whitefish in decline
Whitefish numbers are down in some parts of the Great Lakes, and it is believed zebra and quagga mussels are to blame.
Invasive hydrilla found in Ontario for first time
Aquatic invasive plant hydrilla has been found for the first time in Canada, in Ontario in the West Cell at Hillman Marsh Conservation Area.
Catfish noodling in the Thames?
Increasing evidence suggests flathead catfish have become established in southwestern Ontario's Thames River.