Built in the mid-nineteenth century, the Black River Canal served as the headwaters of the Erie Canal, right in the ...

The abundance of lake trout in Lake Erie might lead you to believe the native fish thrive around here. A state Department of Environmental Conservation survey showed a 30 percent increase from ...

Despite often being described as smelly and not nice to look at, Eric Hirzel and Matthew Hehn say they find algae blooms helpful when it comes to catching more fish in Lake Erie. Both are longtime ...

LAKE ERIE BEACH, N.Y. — Now that there has been the tease of spring-like weather in Western New York, people have begun wandering out to the Lake Erie shoreline to catch some fresh air.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — If you been fishing or walking along the Lake Erie shoreline, you might have noticed an unpleasant sight. According to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation ...

Lake Erie walleye are among top focus for anglers who fish Lake Erie from the New York state shoreline — anglers who fish for all species in Lake Erie are looking forward to the NYSDEC update report ...

Languages: English. You can get in touch with Joe by emailing [email protected] A low water advisory has been issued for the western basin of Lake Erie, where falling water levels are ...

The idea of renaming Lake Erie as Lake Ohio is a great example of government waste what with all the signage and map changes needed to make that happen. If we were going to rename anything ...

The shallowness of Lake Erie makes it a haven for waterfowl, supporting a diverse range of species like goldeneyes, mergansers and canvasbacks. Lake Erie serves as a crucial stopover point for ...

Two nets mean two walleyes for Jim and Debbie Thomson, as the Lake Erie walleye schools between Sunset Bay and Barcelona Harbor have been larger than ever each year. A solid Lake Erie management plan ...

Cold air. Proper bouts of snow. And Lake Erie is mostly iced over. As of Feb. 18, 2025 Lake Erie is 94.78% iced over (scroll down to see a satellite picture of the Lake). This is stark change to ...

CLEVELAND (WJW) – With the arctic blast at the end of January, the ice coverage on Lake Erie went from nearly 30% to over 80% in just four days. Now, Lake Erie ice coverage is at 91%.