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State matching money needed or St. Louis River National Estuary project dies
91.3 KUWS, Duluth, MN (2/26)
The St. Louis River would be the 28th National Estuarine Research Reserve in the country and the 2nd on the Great Lakes. The reserve would bring in $550,000 in federal grants each year. To get those dollars the state needs to offer a 30% match, or about $236,000 annually.

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What is the largest kind of fish the Great Lakes?
from Joshua in Dunrobin, Ontario, Age 11

The single largest fish catch that we have on record is a lake trout reeled in from Lake Superior in 1997. It measured 49 inches in length (that's just over four feet) and weighed 61.5 pounds!

Related references:
TEACH: Great Lakes Fish and Fishing
GLIN: Fish and Fisheries of the Great Lakes Region

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Answered on May 18, 2001

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