As the weather warms up, Ontarians are looking to get back outside and to the lakes, with fishing being a favorite pastime for many. While the Great Lakes provide many great fishing spots, the lakes have struggled in a battle against invasive carp species, and anglers must take caution against contributing to the risk of invasion. Read the full story by The Hamilton Spectator.
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Despite the ongoing drought, water levels remain high on the Great Lakes
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