"If we can bring that back to what it used to be, that may be impossible, but I think even an attempt to do that is necessary ...

Among the coregonines, different species of ciscoes declined dramatically between the 1920s and 1970s because of overfishing, invasive species and habitat loss. At least two species were ...

Ciscoes may not be a popular ice fishing species, but I can’t understand why. Finding ciscoes is the hard part. Once you’re on them, they are generally pretty cooperative.

“Ciscoes were once much more abundant and diverse across the five Great Lakes, but some species went extinct due to overfishing, sea lamprey invasion and pollution. Our data are informing restoration ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. — In the dark waters of Lake Superior, a fish species adapted to regain a genetic trait that may have helped its ancient ancestors see in the ocean, a study finds. The research focuses ...

"Ciscoes were once much more abundant and diverse across the five Great Lakes, but some species went extinct due to overfishing, sea lamprey invasion and pollution.

Ciscoes primarily eat plankton and small organisms found in the water. “They eat small fish, they eat macroinvertebrates, small May flies, any of the other fleas and diatoms in the water,” he ...

Ciscoes may not be a popular ice fishing species, but I can’t understand why. Finding ciscoes is the hard part. Once you’re on them, they are generally pretty cooperative.

Shallow-water ciscoes, a native fish species extirpated from Lake Erie in the mid-20th century, have been rediscovered in a Pennsylvania lake. Biologists are investigating the possibility of ...

A new rule requires smelt and ciscoes to be commercially processed if used for bait in Minnesota waters. Smelt and ciscoes taken from Lake Superior, however, can be used only for personal consumption.

Anglers who harvested and froze ciscoes and smelt for use this winter as bait can have it preserved and labeled by an authorized permit holder. Bait dealers, bait retailers, fish hatcheries ...

TIMES'S "H. L." Letter on Ciscoes and Black BassPOINT PENINSULA, Aug. 21.--Jutting out into the waters of Lake Ontario and to the south of Cape Vincent is a huge triangle of land about seven miles ...