New York ECOs, Forest Rangers rescue ice-stranded moose on lake in the Central Adirondacks
Dan Ladd
January 19, 2025
Nearly half-century-old fish caught and released during fish surveys on Lake Superior
The fish caught Nov. 2 had first been tagged in 1981 when it was 27.3 inches during a DNR spawning assessment on Gull Island Shoal of Lake Superior. The same fish was handled again in 2017 during the same spawning assessment and measured 35.5 inches.
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