American highways take tremendous toll on wildlife
The point of this blog is to point out the hypocrisy of which humans are capable.
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Mustard is magic for funky fish
Mustard magic isn’t just coating the prepared fillets with mustard to impart its unique flavor. Here’s my mustard-magic recipe.
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Can genetic geniuses solve the invasive mussel problem?
Of all the invasive species that have wrought their own form of degradation to the environment of the Great Lakes, none have been as widespread or so devastating as the mussel cousins – zebra and quagga.
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Great Lakes wind turbines: Green energy answer? Not so fast
If you’ve ever seen the Hoover Dam, the Golden Gate Bridge, or the Panama Canal and considered the cost, engineering, and skills it took to build them and other man-made marvels, it’s easy to believe that constructing a wind energy turbine offshore in the Great Lakes – or a fleet of them – would be
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Drug pollution is problematic in the outdoors close to home and around the world
More than 200 million Americans take medications daily. Many of these end up in public waters one way or another.
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No fish is the right or wrong fish
Anglers should enjoy the fish they catch, even if it’s not the same species they are targeting that day.
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What color is that fish, and why?
It was not a long-lost remnant of the now-extinct blue pike a.k.a. blue walleye, which was once common in Lake Erie. Rather, blue walleyes these days are the result of a genetic abnormality that turns the normal greenish hues in the walleye skin to bluish colors.
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Subsurface drones help study, track Great Lakes fish
While there are no operational military submarines in the Great Lakes, the LRUAV (long-range underwater autonomous underwater vehicle) looks similar to the torpedoes we’ve seen in the movies that spurt out of an attack sub when the captain shouts, “Fire one!”.
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Hybrid vacuum bags are handy and efficient
New, hybrid zip-seal vacuum bags make is easy to reseal your wild fish and game.
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