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Lake sturgeon is not a fish you hear much about these days but it was once part of the everyday vernacular around the Great Lakes. The story of its demise is an unusual one. For Americans moving into the region in the 1800s the fish was at...

By Bob Allen

Researchers will use water guns under the surface of Grand Traverse Bay to try to discourage invasive fish from pilfering eggs. A federal grant of two-thirds of a million...

By Linda Stephan

U.S. officials say safety concerns have forced a change in plan for an electric barrier designed to keep Asian Carp from invading Great Lakes waters.

Less than...

By Tom Kramer

Researchers are hoping a fish long absent from Michigan's rivers can make a comeback. A $200,000 dollar federal grant will help fund a project by the Little River Band of...

By Peter Payette

Wisconsin is testing more fish from Lake Michigan for a disease that can cause large fish kills. Viral hemorrhagic septicemia, or VHS, has been in the Great Lakes for...

By Bob Allen

A federal wildlife agency is kicking-in more than $800,000 to fund removal of dams on the Boardman River outside of Traverse City.

Part of the money comes from the...

By Bob Allen

State fisheries biologists confirm the return of a deadly fish disease to a small lake in Clare County.

People at Budd Lake reported a die-off of bass, bluegills...

By Peter Payette

There's a decision looming for Lake Huron that would have been unthinkable 10 years ago. The state must decide whether it should keep putting chinook salmon in the...

By Rick Pluta

Federal officials say they may have to ramp up power to electric barriers that are supposed to deter invasive Asian carp from reaching Lake Michigan via a Chicago shipping canal....

By Peter Payette

The number of sea lamprey in Lake Michigan shot up again last year. The fight against the parasite is 50 years old, but lately the lamprey has been getting the upper...

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