Trash Fish CLE

Holiday Boat Charters should stop lying about what happened. Why are they digging themselves an even deeper hole to try to get out of in the eyes of clevelanders…

The balloons were 100% also thrown at people just trying to enjoy the river and/or perform their jobs on the river. The attack was bad enough that they decided to remove three of their patrons from the boat, based on the captain of the Holiday’s own account. Both cannot be true at once.

Who the balloons were thrown at is only a part of the problem with this dispicable, decades long assault on our river. Speaking of which, here’s a study on so called “biodegradable balloons”. If they were manufactured to simply disappear once they’re exposed to the river water, they wouldn’t be able to serve as WATER balloons in the first place…

https://balloonsblow.org/latex-balloons-still-kill/

Had an opportunity to paddle the Tuscarawas to check up on the water quality after the Noble Oil Services let 1000 gallons spilling to the river…and the news showed up to see find out what we saw…

Big thanks to Opa Runs for the absolutely fearless efforts he has made to bring this issue to the public.

Ohio EPA returns to Tuscarawas River to address reports of oil Ohio EPA returns to Tuscarawas River to address reports of oil For more Local News from WOIO: https://www.cleveland19.com/ For more YouTube Content: https...

The spotted lantern fly, a gorgeous menace to our ecosystem. Like most of our invasive species we can thank under regulation of the global shipping industry for this lil bugger…we’re gonna talk more about this dude in the upcoming weeks. Stay tuned and….get stomping( I guess? What else can we do??) #spottedlanternfly #invasive #invasivespecies #werescrewed #rivercleanup #trashfishcle

Big thanks to our friends at Slow Roll Cleveland for coming out and helping us pick up some trash from the river! If you’re into 300+ person bike rides every Monday in a different neighborhood of Cleveland…come pedal with us!!

Well over 700 paddlers from all across the country had to experience our river in one of the worst states I’ve ever seen it. Part of me was truly embarrassed to have them racing and padding in a literal river of garbage, but another part of me realized that those are now nearly 800 people who really understand why I have to do what I do and I think we all had a pretty good time regardless!

It’s hard to feel short handed with this much community support. Who knew sooooo many Clevelanders would want to jump in a free kayak to pick up garbage with me in the river?? I love my volunteers.

Y’all make this whole mission possible. I really appreciate your efforts and I really appreciate our supporters that contribute to the venmo or pay pal or order a t shirt or dedicate a bag of wet river garbage to their loved ones. Couldn’t be doing this without y’all!

It’s hard to feel short handed with this much community support. Who knew sooooo many Clevelanders would want to jump in a free kayak to pick up garbage with me in the river?? I love my volunteers. Y’all make this whole mission possible. I really appreciate your efforts and I really appreciate our supporters that contribute to the venmo or pay pal or order a t shirt or dedicate a bag of wet river garbage to their loved ones. Couldn’t be doing this without y’all! #trashfishcle #kayak #rivercleanup #plastic #cleveland

Had a GREAT chat with our friends at Eco Speaks CLE go check out their podcast! They even came out for the full trash fishing experience before our interview!
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/trash-fishing-with-eddie-olschanski/id1597656001?i=1000619250815

Eddie Olschancki is the founder of Trash Fish CLE. Grab your friends and get up close and personal with the river as you paddle, trash pick, and talk environmental issues with Eddie. All equipment and training provided.

Paddle Fest this weekend anyone?? Share the River puts on this one of a kind day on the water and I hope y’all will join us!

Super stoked to have had the Today Show visit us down here in Cleveland. Thanks to everyone that helped make this happen. I was so honored to be able to share this experience with some of my best volunteers!!

Man swaps fishing rod for trash bag to clean Cleveland river When Eddie Olschansky would head out on Cleveland's Cuyahoga River, he was reeling in more trash than just fish. He decided to use his kayak as a makeshift garbage truck and has built a big following with his volunteer cleanup program called Trash Fish. NBC’s Joe Fryer shares the story for TODAY.

Come give back to our community while having fun out on the water! Bring a friend, some co-workers, or just a random humans off the street…I don’t care.

What’s up y’all? I’m Eddie and this is TRASH FISH! Wanna come volunteer? Bring some friends, it’s FREE and I’ve got all the kayaks and equipment you need to help clean up our river!! Follow us on INSTAGRAM , that’s where we do most of our organizing! Thanks! ❤️