The COVID-19 pandemic resulted in a surge in sea lamprey populations, which have been damaging Great Lakes native species ...

It's a beautiful sunny day on the water. Because it's so sunny, we're going to run silver-coloured American Smelts crankbaits ...

Lakes where sea lamprey control efforts were most cut back during the COVID-19 pandemic had the biggest surge of the invasive species, a study found.

More than 138,000 Chinook Salmon fingerlings from the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation’s (NYSDEC) Salmon River Fish Hatchery in Altmar, were delivered to pens in the Oswego ...

Fish raised at the Salmon River Hatchery come from a variety of sources. Steelhead, chinook salmon, and coho salmon all ...

When populations peaked at nearly 2.5 million in the mid-1900s, sea lampreys were killing a 100 million pounds of fish each ...

In Lake Ontario — the only Great Lake where sea lamprey control ... fish increased significantly in Lake Ontario — on chinook and coho salmon also by more than tenfold. The adult sea lamprey ...