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Fishing
Publications
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FS-005
Is it a white bass or a white perch? (PDF)
FS-006
Reducing the "red worm" parasites in your Lake Erie
yellow perch catch.
FS-009
Lymphocytis and other virus-related skin diseases in
walleye.
FS-010
Finding maps and charts. (PDF)
FS-021
Lake Erie's artificial reef program: A synopsis of Ohio
Sea Grant's demonstration project. (PDF)
FS-022
Lake Erie trout and salmon: Handling and preparation.
FS-026
Using break-even analysis in your charterfishing
business.
FS-029
Calculating profit in your commercial fishing
business.
FS-031
Getting to know your catch: Lake Erie salmonid
identification. PDF)
FS-032
Fish smoked at home. (PDF)
FS-038
Recipes for your freshwater catch. (PDF)
FS-043
What to ask and what to expect when booking a charter
trip. (PDF)
FS-055
Ohio's charterfishing industry: A 1990 profile.
FS-061
Farm pond management tips. (PDF)
FS-063
Wetlands and fisheries. How wetlands support diverse fish
communities (PDF)
FS-068
Personal Watercraft (PDF)
FS-069
Mayfly, also known as Canadian soldiers and
Hexagenia are making a comeback in Lake Erie.
(PDF)
Material
Available in printed form only
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GS-001
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Guide to fishing reefs in western Lake
Erie.
The western Lake Erie region is distinguished by
its reefs, and the walleye that thrive there.
This guide includes a detailed chart with reef
locations and depths, diagrams of currents for
the region, diagrams of the six sport fish that
thrive near reefs and tips on when and where to
find them. $3.00
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GS-002
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A guide to utilizing the freshwater drum.
Explains the biology, distribution, and
nutritional value of the freshwater drum.
Includes tips on catching, handling, cleaning,
and cooking this fish. $2.00
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GS-005
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Lake Erie water levels.
Explains how both natural and human activities
affec Lake Erie Cookbook
Fish are low in fat and cholesterol and high in
protein, and Lake Erie yields more fish for good
eating than the other four Great Lakes combined.
This cookbook gives you more than 100
kitchen-tested ways to add Lake Erie fish into
your diet. $4.00
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GS-008
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Guide to fishing in central Lake Erie.
Maps, charts and other information about the
conditions that affect fishing success in
central Lake Erie. Includes facts about how fish
distribution relates to temperature, currents
and bottom sediments, as well as a map of "hot
spots" and tips on how to catch the nine sport
fish found in the area. $3.00
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FS-056
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Contaminants in Great Lakes fish.
Descriptions of 30 publications and videotapes
to help you safely enjoy Great Lakes fish.
Includes order forms. free
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FS-066
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Great Lakes Sea Grant Network publications on
recreational fishing. free
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FS-070
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Providing public access in coastal areas
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FS-071
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Locating and using Lake Erie's artificial
reefs
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Twine Line
Articles
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Ask Your Agent: Are Lake Erie Fish Safe to
Eat?
January/February
2001, p. 2
by Fred Snyder, Ohio Sea Grant Extension
Research Review: Can Smallmouth Bass
Weather the Storm?
September/October
2000, p. 1
by Lisa Denlinger, Ohio Sea Grant
Ask Your Agent: What's Happening to our
Lake Erie Fishery?
January/February
2000, p. 3
by Dave Kelch, Ohio Sea Grant Extension
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Lower Lake Erie Water Levels Forecasted in
1999 March/April 1999
by Fred L. Snyder, Ohio Sea Grant
Extension
tl-0399levels.html
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Commercial Fishing Nets: How to Avoid Them
in Lake Erie July 1998
tl-0798nets.html
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Mayflies and Lake Erie May
1998
by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant
Communications
tl-0598mayfly.html
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Cleveland's Artificial Reefs: A
Tribute May 1998
by Dr. Jeffrey Reutter, Ohio Sea Grant
Director
tl-0598tribute.html
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1996 National Survey Shows Increased
Recreational Expenditures, but by Fewer
Participants February 1998
by Leroy Hushak, Ohio Sea Grant Extension
tl-0298rec
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Cleveland Municipal Stadium Attracts New
Fans October 1997
by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant
Communications
tl-1097stadium
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Newly Funded Projects October 1997
tl-1097projects
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That bloomin' Microsystis: Where'd it come
from? Where'd it go? August 1997
by Robin Taylor, Ohio Sea
Grant Communications
tl-0897microcystis
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Small Business Management Excel
August 1997
by Frank Lichtkoppler, Ohio Sea Grant
Extension
tl-0897business
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Mars has Sojourner, Lake Erie has the
Phantom August 1997
by Dr. Paul Berkman, The Ohio State
University
tl-0897phantom
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Western Lake Erie guide: A unique
contribution to the economic development
programs of urban areas February
1997,
by Kyle Sharp, The Ohio State University
Extension
tl-0297guide
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Fishery management: The fish are easy, the
people not so much August 1995
tl-0895mgmt
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A perch isn't always the perch you thought
it was October 1994
tl-1094perch
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Ducking responsiblity: Some people
believe that no matter how careful humans are in
cleaning their boats and motors, live wells, and
bait buckets, there's still nothing they can do
to stop aquatic birds, like ducks, from
spreading zebra mussel larvae on their feet or
in their feathers either upstream or overland to
uninfected waters April 1995
tl-0495responsibility
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Walleyes-Still plentiful but more
difficult to catch June 1994
tl-0694walleye
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Research Projects
Links to brief Research
Reports. Not available in print format.
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R/MRC-1-PD
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Underwater Video Assessments of Artificial
Reefs
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R/MRC-2
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Adult and Larval Fish Use of Artificial
Reefs
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R/MRC-3-PD
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Cinetransect Underwater Video Assessment of
the Lakewood Artificial Reef near Cleveland,
Ohio: A continuation of effort
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R/MRC-4-PD
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Ohio Sea Grant Program: Cleveland Stadium
Artificial Reef Assessment
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GLAERC Members
specialization
Ken
Baker Heidelberg
College
David A.
Culver The Ohio State
University
Johan F.
Gottgens The University
of Toledo Institutional Representative
Joseph
Koonce Case Western Reserve University
Jeffrey G.
Miner Bowling Green State University
Roy A.
Stein The Ohio State
University
Lin
Wu Mount Union College
Institutional Representative
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