The Great Lakes’ most emblematic fish could be consigned to history books
Freshly caught lake whitefish from Lake Michigan. Photograph: Carol Dembinsky/Dembinsky Photo Associates/AlamyView image in fullscreenFreshly caught lake whitefish from Lake Michigan. Photograph: Carol Dembinsky/Dembinsky Photo Associates/AlamyUS newsThe Great Lakes’ most emblematic fish could be consigned to history booksA delicacy for centuries and a key part of Native tradition, the lake whitefish has seen its population crash.
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Freshly caught lake whitefish from Lake Michigan. Photograph: Carol Dembinsky/Dembinsky Photo Associates/AlamyView image in fullscreenFreshly caught lake whitefish from Lake Michigan. Photograph: Carol Dembinsky/Dembinsky Photo Associates/AlamyUS newsThe Great Lakes’ most emblematic fish could be consigned to history booksA delicacy for centuries and a key part of Native tradition, the lake whitefish has seen its population crash. Researchers know why … but stopping it is another matterStephen Starr in Sandusky, Ohio Wed 29 Jul 2026 08.00 EDTLast modified on Wed 29 Jul 2026 08.01 EDTSharePrefer the Guardian on GoogleFrom the basement of the Sandusky library, page 29 of the book Sandusky of To-Day proclaims the town to be the “largest fresh water fish market in the world”.
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