Lake trout of the Great Lakes still recovering from invasion that changed everything

Speaking from his home in Algoma, roughly 30 miles east of Green Bay, Lee Haasch knows his days are numbered before he begins working seven days a week, starting each day at 3:30 a.m.
It is, as he says, the life he has chosen.
“I’m pretty much booked solid from Memorial Day to Labor Day,” said the Lake Michigan charter boat captain, who has been guiding anglers for trout and salmon since the mid-1980s.
Haasch is, however, more than just a fishing guide who navigates a 36-foot vessel on the big water for paying customers.

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