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Tourism Publications All materials available in printed form. REQUEST Clicking on [PDF] will download the file to your computer, enabling you to view and print it in its original form. You will need Acrobat Reader to download PDFs. FS-010 Finding maps and charts. (PDF) FS-018 Identify your shoreline erosion problems. FS-019 Lake Erie shore erosion. 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-032 Fish smoked at home. (PDF) FS-036 Questions to ask before you buy Great Lakes shoreline property. FS-038 Recipes for your freshwater catch. (PDF) FS-043 What to ask and what to expect when booking a charter trip. (PDF) FS-068 Personal Watercraft.(PDF) FS-078 The Value of Lake Erie Beaches (PDF) FS-082 The Economics of Lake Erie Beaches: 1998 Lake Erie Beach User Survey Results.(PDF) FS-082a: Camp Perry Beach (PDF) FS-082b:Conneaut Township Park Beach (PDF) FS-082c: Crane Creek State Park Beach (PDF) FS-082d: East Harbor State Park Beach (PDF) FS-082e: Edgewater Beach (PDF) FS-082f: Euclid Beach Beach (PDF) FS-082g: Fairport Harbor Beach (PDF) FS-082h:Geneva State Park (PDF) FS-082i: Headlands State Park Beach (Mentor) (PDF) FS-082j: Huntington Beach (PDF) FS-082k: Lakeshore Beach (Ashtabula) (PDF) FS-082l: Lakeview Park Beach (Lorain) (PDF) FS-082m: Lakeview Park Beach (Port Clinton) (PDF) FS-082n: Main Street Beach (Vermilion) (PDF) FS-082o: Walnut Beach (PDF) Material Available in printed form only GS-001 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 GS-002 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 GS-005 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 GS-008 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 FS-025 Lake Erie water levels. Explains how both natural and human activities affect water levels and what the implications are for ecosystems, property owners, and industries.free FS-066 Great Lakes Sea Grant Network publications on recreational fishing. free FS-070 Providing public access in coastal areas. FS-071 Locating and using Lake Erie's artificial reefs Twine Line Articles Boat and Sport Show Surveys January/February 2001, p. 5 by Frank Lichtkoppler, Ohio Sea Grant Extension Cooperative Ventures Bring Lake Erie Information to Thousands November/December 2000, p. 3 by Frank Licktkoppler, Ohio Sea Grant Extension Ask Your Agent: What Diving Opportunities and Other Information are Available for Lake Erie Scuba Divers and Snorkelers? September/October 2000, p. 2 by Dave Kelch, Ohio Sea Grant Extension Study Examines Recreational Boater Safety During 1999 September/October 2000, p. 5 by Leroy Hushak, Ohio Sea Grant Extension How to Win Back the Beaches May/June 2000, p. 1 by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant Communications Ask Your Agent: Can Recreations Boaters and Anglers Coexist with Personal Watercraft? May/June 2000, p. 2 by Walter Williams, Ohio Sea Grant Extension Ohio's Mandatory Boating Education Requirement May/June 2000,, p. 5 by Emily King, Ohio Department of Natural Resources A Toast to Lake Erie Wines March/April 2000, p. 1 by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant Communications 1999: A Very Good Year for Boat Sales January/February 2000, p. 4 by Leroy Hushak, Ohio Sea Grant Extension Research Review: Recreational Boaters Spend $1.3 Billion in Ohio January/February 1999, p. 3 by Leroy Hushak, Ohio Sea Grant Extension Lower Lake Erie Water Levels Forecasted in 1999 March/April 1999 by Fred L. Snyder, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-0399levels.html What do we learn from Boat Show surveys? March/April 1999 by Frank Lichtkoppler, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-0399survey.html New Law Requires Boating Safety Education January/February 1999 by Mike Wiggins, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-0199boated.html Ohio Wildlife-Related Expenditures November 1998 by Leroy Hushak, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-1198expenditures.html Patterns of Visitation to Lake Erie Beaches. February 1998 by Brent Sohngen, OSU Department of Agriculture Economics tl-0298beach 1996 National Survey Shows Increased Recreational Expenditures, but by Fewer Participants. February 1998 by Leroy Hushak, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-0298rec Cleveland Municipal Stadium Attracts New Fans. October 1997 by Jill Jentes, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-1097stadium Newly Funded Projects. October 1997 tl-1097projects That bloomin' Microsystis: Where'd it come from? Where'd it go? August 1997 by Robin Taylor, Ohio Sea Grant Communications tl-0897microcystis Small Business Management Exel. August 1997 by Frank Lichtkoppler, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-0897business 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 Tourism works for Toledo December 1996 by Mary Bielen, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-1296tourism Fishery management: The fish are easy, the people not so much.August 1995 tl-0895mgmt Their purpose is clear, and so are the consequences: Zebra Mussels are turning up in Ohio quarries that the state has developed for recreational diving. August 1995 tl-0895purpose Ducking responsibility: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 uninfested waters. April 1995 tl-0495responsibility A perch isn't always the perch you thought it was. Twine Line October 1994 tl-1094perch Walleyes-Still plentiful but more difficult to catch:Lake Erie fishermen take note: pollution controls introduced in the '70s and the zebra mussel introduced in the mid-'80s will very likely affect your ability to catch walleye in ways that you can appreciate only if you know something about the fish's biology. June 1994 tl-0694walleye Visitors to Toledo area make trip annually April 1994 by Dee Yu Pai and Mary Bielen, Ohio Sea Grant Extension tl-0494visitors

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