Alan Raymond with The Wicked Worm in Youngstown reports plenty of steelhead were caught this past weekend, mainly near the ...

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Changing the name of Lake Erie is ludicrous, especially when there are serious issues concerning the lake − like fertilizer runoff, algae blooms, and invasive species to name a few. If he wants ...

These walleye have been legally caught from Lake Erie. Lucas Daprile/TNS CLEVELAND ... They were caught double tripping at the Huron Fishing Access Boat Launch in December by the Ohio Department ...

People can find more information on Lake Erie fishing in the 2025-26 Ohio fishing regulations booklet at wildohio.gov and at fishing license vendors.

In December 2024, wildlife investigators discovered anglers at Huron Fishing Access Boat Launch in Erie County taking multiple trips onto Lake Erie in a day to surpass the daily bag limits.

(WJW) – A total of 10 anglers were charged after unlawfully taking more than the legal daily limit of walleye while fishing in Lake Erie. According to a press release from the Ohio Department of ...

A marginal risk for severe weather also remains in place for Lake St. Clair and Lake Erie with winds up to 50 knots as the main threat, according to the National Weather Service's Detroit office.

Maybe this guy who wants to be governor of that state due south of us was kidding when he talked about changing the name of Lake Erie to "Lake Ohio." That's what a spokesperson said, which is ...

The Claddagh – a fishing district with origins in the 5th century – lies to the west of the ... Cleveland makes the most of its gorgeous spot on Lake Erie with a picturesque waterfront area, home to ...

But would Ramaswamy be able to change Lake Erie to Lake Ohio if he's elected as Ohio's next governor in 2026? Do leaders have the authority to change the name of a natural feature? Let's look at ...