The ice in the western basin of Lake Erie is still thin and there has been no need for the U.S. Coast Guard to provide any ice-breaking assistance there, said Coast Guard Lt. Kyle Rivera ...

Pelicans, once a rare sight in Ohio, have been spotted at a state park. But hurry if you want to see them. Here's where.

COLUMBUS — Results from the annual Lake Erie fish surveys show mixed ... average in two of the three management zones. The western basin walleye hatch index was recorded at 19 fish per hectare ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – The ice cover on Lake Erie has melted substantially since peaking last month. The Thursday reading from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Great Lakes ...

A window of opportunity along the Western Lake Erie shoreline earlier this week allowed a small cadre of charter captains to venture out, now that the ice is gone, and some outstanding catches of ...

Blooms occur in Lake Erie’s western basin, Lake Michigan’s Green Bay and Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. North America’s Great Lakes are the largest source of fresh surface water in the world. They are ...

As spring progresses and the big marshes that buffer western Lake Erie thaw, a second wave of fowl, the dabbling ducks, will pour in. This group, which includes mallards, pintails, wigeon and ...

The yellow perch fishery is divided into four management units, which generally correspond to Lake Erie’s eastern, east-central, west-central, and western basins. Poor recruitment of yellow perch in ...

Lake Erie's ice coverage ... The larger gaps in the ice are developing in the western region of the lake. There are also some spots toward the Canadian shoreline near Long Point that have some ...

“We’re at 86 percent ice coverage still on Lake Erie,” explained 3News senior meteorologist Matt Wintz during the “GO!” morning show Monday. He also pointed out the western basin of Lake ...

As southwestern Ontario continues to thaw with milder temperatures, it's hard to believe just last week we were at the tail end of a lengthy cold snap. So much so that Lake Erie reached its ...