With a few more weeks to go, more than 500 shooters were already registered for the 2026 Ohio State Sporting Clays and FITASC Championship being held at Hill ‘n Dale Club from Thursday, July 30,
Scientists now have evidence that yet another aquatic invasive species (AIS) – the bloody red shrimp – is established in all five Great Lakes.
Using traps and nets, researchers last summer collected dozens of
Scientists, elected officials, media, and other interested parties converged at Ohio State University/Ohio Sea Grant’s F. T. Stone Laboratory on Gibraltar Island in Put-in-Bay on June 25 for the 14th annual harmful algal bloom (HAB)
President Donald Trump on Monday sharply reduced the size of two national monuments in Utah, undoing public lands protections established by his Democratic predecessors.
Bears Ears and Grand Staircase-Escalante national monuments in southern Utah
Michigan residents who fish, boat, swim or spend time along the state’s Lake Erie shoreline should prepare for another summer of harmful algal blooms, although scientists say this year’s outbreak is expected to remain moderate.<br
The case proceeded through multiple scheduling delays before going to trial. The trial concluded July 2. Cox faced the charge of assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder.
On Gov. Mike DeWine’s last “Fish Ohio Day” while in elected office, the weather gods saluted his devotion to Lake Erie with sunny skies, pleasant temperatures, and a light breeze.
“Walleye fishing on Lake
As the calendar turned to July, many anglers have been anxious to see when (or if) the yellow perch, arguably the finest tasting fish in the Great Lakes, would start biting in Lake Erie’s Western
Bass tournaments at Octoraro Lake in Chester and Lancaster counties sometimes come with a bonus – a side pot for northern snakeheads. The sleek, hard-fighting fish has acquired a following since it first surfaced in
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