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Satellite view of Lake St. Clair

Lake St. Clair

Historical data only
The monitoring station for this lake is no longer active, so live water levels are not available. Historical seasonal patterns and other lake information are shown below.

Current Weather

Sep 20
18°CCloudy
Wind NNE 18 km/h
Humidity 69%

Chance of showers

Environment Canada — Windsor - Essex - Chatham-Kent

Typical Range for Today

174.66 – 175.23 m

25th to 75th percentile (normal range)

Historical Min / Max for Today

174.12 – 175.97 m

Based on 65 years of records

Fish Consumption Advisories (15 species)

The following consumption advisories are in effect for fish caught in Lake St. Clair.

⚠Black Crappie
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury35-40 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury15-20 cm16/month12/month
Mercury20-25 cm16/month12/month
Mercury25-30 cm12/month4/month
Mercury30-35 cm4/monthDo not eat
Bluegill
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury25-30 cm8/month4/month
Mercury15-20 cm16/month12/month
Mercury20-25 cm—4/month
Mercury, PCB20-25 cm16/month—
⚠Brown Bullhead
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury25-30 cm16/month8/month
Mercury20-25 cm16/month12/month
Mercury35-40 cm8/monthDo not eat
Mercury30-35 cm12/month4/month
⚠Channel Catfish
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury70-75 cm—Do not eat
Mercury65-70 cm—Do not eat
Mercury55-60 cm—4/month
Mercury, PCB>75 cm—Do not eat
Mercury, PCB45-50 cm—8/month
PCB>75 cm1/month—
PCB20-25 cm8/month8/month
PCB25-30 cm8/month8/month
PCB30-35 cm8/month8/month
PCB35-40 cm8/month8/month
PCB40-45 cm8/month8/month
PCB45-50 cm8/month—
PCB50-55 cm4/month4/month
PCB55-60 cm4/month—
PCB60-65 cm2/monthDo not eat
PCB65-70 cm2/month—
PCB70-75 cm2/month—
⚠Common Carp
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury65-70 cm—4/month
Mercury70-75 cm—4/month
Mercury>75 cm—Do not eat
Mercury55-60 cm—12/month
Mercury60-65 cm—8/month
Mercury, PCB>75 cm4/month—
Mercury, PCB, PFAS50-55 cm—16/month
Mercury, PCB, PFAS35-40 cm—16/month
Mercury, PCB, PFAS40-45 cm—16/month
Mercury, PCB, PFAS45-50 cm—16/month
PCB65-70 cm12/month—
PCB70-75 cm8/month—
PCB60-65 cm12/month—
PCB, PFAS45-50 cm16/month—
PCB, PFAS35-40 cm16/month—
PCB, PFAS25-30 cm16/month16/month
PCB, PFAS30-35 cm16/month16/month
PCB, PFAS55-60 cm16/month—
PCB, PFAS50-55 cm16/month—
PCB, PFAS40-45 cm16/month—
⚠Freshwater Drum
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury15-20 cm16/month12/month
Mercury70-75 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury65-70 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury60-65 cm8/monthDo not eat
Mercury55-60 cm12/month4/month
Mercury50-55 cm12/month4/month
Mercury45-50 cm16/month4/month
Mercury40-45 cm16/month8/month
Mercury35-40 cm16/month8/month
Mercury30-35 cm16/month8/month
Mercury25-30 cm16/month8/month
Mercury20-25 cm16/month8/month
⚠Largemouth Bass
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury45-50 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury25-30 cm12/month4/month
Mercury40-45 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury35-40 cm8/monthDo not eat
Mercury30-35 cm8/month4/month
Mercury50-55 cm2/monthDo not eat
Mercury20-25 cm—8/month
Mercury15-20 cm—8/month
Mercury, PFAS20-25 cm16/month—
Mercury, PFAS15-20 cm16/month—
⚠Northern Pike
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury>75 cm—Do not eat
Mercury, PFAS70-75 cm—4/month
Mercury, PFAS65-70 cm—4/month
Mercury, PFAS>75 cm4/month—
Mercury, PFAS60-65 cm—4/month
Mercury, PFAS55-60 cm—4/month
Mercury, PFAS50-55 cm—4/month
Mercury, PFAS45-50 cm—8/month
Mercury, PFAS40-45 cm—8/month
PFAS50-55 cm8/month—
PFAS40-45 cm8/month—
PFAS45-50 cm8/month—
PFAS30-35 cm8/month8/month
PFAS35-40 cm8/month8/month
PFAS65-70 cm4/month—
PFAS60-65 cm4/month—
PFAS55-60 cm8/month—
PFAS70-75 cm4/month—
Pumpkinseed
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury20-25 cm16/month8/month
Mercury15-20 cm16/month16/month
⚠Rock Bass
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury20-25 cm12/month4/month
Mercury25-30 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury30-35 cm2/monthDo not eat
Mercury15-20 cm16/month8/month
⚠Smallmouth Bass
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury50-55 cm—Do not eat
Mercury45-50 cm—Do not eat
Mercury40-45 cm—Do not eat
Mercury, PFAS35-40 cm4/month4/month
Mercury, PFAS30-35 cm4/month4/month
Mercury, PFAS40-45 cm4/month—
Mercury, PFAS45-50 cm4/month—
Mercury, PFAS50-55 cm4/month—
PFAS25-30 cm4/month4/month
PFAS20-25 cm4/month4/month
PFAS15-20 cm4/month4/month
⚠Walleye
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury50-55 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury20-25 cm16/month—
Mercury40-45 cm12/month4/month
Mercury45-50 cm8/month4/month
Mercury55-60 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury60-65 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury65-70 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury70-75 cm2/monthDo not eat
Mercury30-35 cm—12/month
Mercury35-40 cm—8/month
Mercury, PCB, PFAS25-30 cm—16/month
Mercury, PCB, PFAS35-40 cm16/month—
Mercury, PFAS20-25 cm—16/month
PCB25-30 cm16/month—
PCB, PFAS30-35 cm16/month—
⚠White Bass
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury40-45 cm—Do not eat
Mercury, PFAS30-35 cm—4/month
Mercury, PFAS35-40 cm4/month4/month
Mercury, PFAS25-30 cm—4/month
Mercury, PFAS40-45 cm4/month—
PFAS15-20 cm4/month4/month
PFAS20-25 cm4/month4/month
PFAS25-30 cm4/month—
PFAS30-35 cm4/month—
⚠White Perch
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury20-25 cm—8/month
Mercury25-30 cm—4/month
Mercury30-35 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury, PCB25-30 cm8/month—
PCB15-20 cm8/month8/month
PCB20-25 cm8/month—
⚠Yellow Perch
ContaminantSizeGeneral pop.Sensitive pop.
Mercury35-40 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury25-30 cm8/month4/month
Mercury20-25 cm16/month8/month
Mercury30-35 cm4/monthDo not eat
Mercury, PFAS15-20 cm—16/month
PFAS15-20 cm16/month—
Source: Guide to Eating Ontario Fish (2025). Advisory data is updated annually.

Lake Profile

Est. average depth2.9 m

Estimated from HydroLAKES v1.0 (Messager et al., 2016). Modeled geo-statistical estimate, not a direct survey measurement.

Technical details
Years of record
65
Source station
LAKE ST. CLAIR AT TECUMSEH (02GH006)
Est. average depth
2.9 m
Station status
Discontinued
Relationship type
direct_lake
Mapping confidence
medium
Today's normal range
174.66–175.23 m
Same-date historical range
174.12–175.97 m

Data source: ECCC Water Office — Station 02GH006. Water level readings are provisional and subject to revision. This is not a navigation or flood-warning service.