Sun to Moon RISE ~ watch this breathtaking timelapse from the LIVE Put-in-Bay harbor cam. Tune in 24/7 to see what is happening on Lake Erie millerferry.com/live-put-in-bay-lake-erie-webcam/. Thanks to Shores & Islands Ohio, Miller Ferry to Put-in-Bay and Middle Bass Island & Miller Marina Put-in-Bay, Ohio for the great views! | Put-in-Bay, South Bass Island

Lazy, hazy morning on Lake Erie. Sunrise views from the LIVE Put-in-Bay Harbor cam. Check out our LIVE cam: millerferry.com/live-put-in-bay-lake-erie-webcam/ | Put-in-Bay, South Bass Island

Watch a spectacular light show over Lake Erie with thunderstorms rolling in. Live webcam at Fairport Harbor Lakefront Park. j.mp/3mKA1yK | Lake Metroparks

Survival on the Ice: A Coyote’s Journey Across Lake Erie A remarkable moment captured over the frozen expanse of Lake Erie - a lone coyote carefully navigating towering ice ridges, jagged ice mountains, and windswept sheets of frozen lake in its constant search for food and survival. Colder winters like this don’t just change life for us - they can change wildlife patterns too. When lakes freeze over, it opens up entirely new paths for animals to roam, hunt, and explore areas they normally would

Survival on the Ice: A Coyote’s Journey Across Lake Erie A remarkable moment captured over the frozen expanse of Lake Erie - a lone coyote carefully navigating towering ice ridges, jagged ice mountains, and windswept sheets of frozen lake in its constant search for food and survival. Colder winters like this don’t just change life for us - they can change wildlife patterns too. When lakes freeze over, it opens up entirely new paths for animals to roam, hunt, and explore areas they normally would

Why care about where walleye move in Lake Erie? 🐟 Walleye do not respect state or international boundaries, so understanding how the fish move throughout Lake Erie is important to management decisions. It didn’t take fisheries biologists long to understand that walleye are not a sedentary fish, and they undertook several studies to understand where walleye move. Early tagging efforts used jaw tags in the 1950s and ramped up in the 1980s. Thousands of fish were tagged with inexpensive metal jaw