New England is home to some of the most beautiful woods in the country, and one state forest sandwiched between Boston and ...

A decades-long restoration project has transformed one of the world’s most severely degraded landscapes while improving the ...

NE Ohio families can enjoy late-summer fishing at local ponds and lakes, while Lake Erie walleye fishing remains strong despite weather concerns.

Yellow perch is a culinary treasure in southwestern Ontario, near the shores of Lake Erie. You can find it on many menus at local restaurants. But the fish is becoming scarce. The population is down ...

Since 1982 the Allen Soil and Water Conservation District has been offering pond and lake owners the opportunity to stock their water conveniently and cheaply. Stocking your pond is a great way to ...

The waters of Lake Erie, a vital economic engine for the region, are yielding a fraction of their once-abundant yellow perch, leaving commercial fishermen struggling and sparking concerns about the ...

A yellow lake perch shortage is impacting restaurants in Manitowoc, Wisconsin. Much of the area's perch comes from Canadian fishers in Lakes Erie and Ontario, where catches have declined. Experts ...

Nazharia, 2, reeled in a rainbow trout — her first catch ever — using a worm on the Pecos River on her Barbie fishing rod on July 2. Lucas, 3, caught two brown trout in the bait section using his own ...

As anglers take to Lake Michigan for another yellow perch season, the fishery contains a mix of news. On the positive side, the last couple of years have featured increasing catches and harvests of ...

We survived the deluge! The massive inflows from our recent rainstorms have finally calmed down, though they definitely left the lake with a bit of a muddy hangover. The great news? The fish don’t ...

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Seldom have things looked better on Lake Erie for walleye chasers and worse for yellow perch enthusiasts mining the waters east of Huron. First, let’s examine the pertinent aquatic realm before diving ...