Every run corridor on this map — 104 rivers across
Michigan, Minnesota, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin on Lakes Michigan, Huron and Superior — sorted by how far
into its own window the loudest run on it is.
Crooked CreekPA · Lake Erie · 11.2 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Pentwater RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 10.4 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Sixteenmile CreekPA · Lake Erie · 10.2 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Fourmile CreekPA · Lake Erie · 9.3 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Twelvemile CreekPA · Lake Erie · 8.5 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Eightmile CreekPA · Lake Erie · 7.0 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Sevenmile CreekPA · Lake Erie · 7.0 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Raccoon CreekPA · Lake Erie · 6.7 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Turkey CreekPA · Lake Erie · 6.5 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Genesee RiverNY · Lake Ontario · 6.4 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Sept–Nov
Oak Orchard CreekNY · Lake Ontario · 5.9 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Sept–Nov
Rogue RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 5.6 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Brevoort RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 5.5 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Boyne RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 4.0 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Menominee RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 2.3 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Eighteenmile CreekNY · Lake Ontario · 2.1 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Sept–Nov
Black RiverNY · Lake Ontario · 1.5 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Sept–Nov
Manistique RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 1.5 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Escanaba RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 1.4 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Big Sable RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 1.1 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Oswego RiverNY · Lake Ontario · 0.9 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Sept–Nov
Bear RiverMI · Lake Michigan · 0.1 corridor miles · Chinook salmon, Aug–Oct
Tail-off — 1 river
Cattaraugus CreekNY · Lake Erie · 35.7 corridor miles · Steelhead, Sept–May
Staging — 5 rivers
Grand RiverOH · Lake Erie · 31.5 corridor miles · Steelhead, Oct–May · 1 day out
Chagrin RiverOH · Lake Erie · 27.5 corridor miles · Steelhead, Oct–May · 1 day out
Ashtabula RiverOH · Lake Erie · 25.6 corridor miles · Steelhead, Oct–May · 1 day out
Vermilion RiverOH · Lake Erie · 23.6 corridor miles · Steelhead, Oct–May · 1 day out
Rocky RiverOH · Lake Erie · 11.9 corridor miles · Steelhead, Oct–May · 1 day out
A stage is this site's reading of a curated window against a date. It is not a report from
the river and nothing here has seen a fish. The
live map adds what this page cannot: water temperature, flow, and the
staging estimator's own distribution across the zones of the sixteen rivers it models.
Where these rivers are
104 run rivers on 10 shores, drawn
one shore at a time and each river in the colour of its own run stage today. One
frame over all of them would be mostly open water,
and these shores sit under 6 different
rulebooks.
Lake Michigan — the Michigan shore26 run rivers on this shore, 26 inside a window today
Peak run · First runners Lake Superior — the Minnesota shore19 run rivers on this shore, 19 inside a window today
Peak run Lake Erie — the Pennsylvania shore13 run rivers on this shore, 13 inside a window today
First runners Lake Superior — the Michigan shore11 run rivers on this shore, 11 inside a window today
Peak run Lake Huron — the Michigan shore9 run rivers on this shore, 9 inside a window today
Peak run Lake Ontario — the New York shore7 run rivers on this shore, 7 inside a window today
First runners Lake Superior — the Wisconsin shore7 run rivers on this shore, 7 inside a window today
Peak run Lake Michigan — the Wisconsin shore6 run rivers on this shore, 6 inside a window today
Peak run Lake Erie — the Ohio shore5 run rivers on this shore, 5 inside a window today
Staging Lake Erie — the New York shore1 run river on this shore, 1 inside a window today
Tail-off
Drawn 1 October 2026. The ground is the subbasin mesh the app scores in, so the
coastline is where the mesh stops rather than a separate shoreline; the mark at each
river is its mouth, drawn for every river including the handful whose whole run
corridor is under a mile and has no line to show.