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Figure 1 : NUMBER OF ANGLERS WHO FISHED IN THE GREAT LAKES AREA

A pie chart depicting the number of anglers who fished in the great lakes area - resident anglers. Lake Huron in first place with 197,488 followed by lake Ontario with 178,118, lake Erie with 90,691, lake Superior with 31,912, Lake St-Clair with 28,691 and St. Lawrence river with 18,702.

NONRESIDENT ANGLERS

A pie chart depicting the number of anglers who fished in the great lakes area - nonresident anglers. Lake Huron in first place with 21,427 followed by lake Ontario with 20,191, St. Lawrence river with 12,108, lake Superior with 9,942, lake Erie with 4,890 and lake St-Clair with 1,553.

ALL ANGLERS

A pie chart depicting the number of anglers who fished in the great lakes area - all anglers. Lake Huron in first place with 218,914 followed by lake Ontario with 198,309, lake Erie with 95,581, lake Superior with 41,854, St. Lawrence river with 30,810 and lake St-Clair with 30,243.
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