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Noah Lottig

Fish by the Light of the Blood Moon: Late-Night Research on Northwoods Lakes

Posted on August 27, 2018

Night was falling quickly over Big Muskellunge Lake. The pink glow of sunset was fading to grey, and a damp wind that cut through my thin raincoat had kicked up over the water. On our …

Posted in Fish, LTER, Trout Lake StationTagged electrofishing, Long Term Ecological Research, lter, Noah Lottig, Pam Montz, walleye, Wisconsin fishing, yellow perchLeave a comment

Blog Redux: Time-Lapse Video: Latest Spring Thaw in 32 Years at Trout Lake

Posted on May 29, 2013

May 24, 2017 – As we struggle through a particularly cold and dreary May, it’s important to remember the little things – like the fact that, at about this time 4 years ago, Trout Lake …

Posted in Global Change & Long-Term Ecology, Outreach, Trout Lake Station, UncategorizedTagged Center for Limnology, ice off, Noah Lottig, Northwoods, Tim Kratz, Trout Lake StationLeave a comment

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