Columbus – Ohio is about to tweak what some muskie fishermen might say isn’t broken. Not only is the DNR Division of Wildlife proposing a reduction in the daily bag limit of muskies from two to one (Ohio Outdoor News, Feb. 1), the agency also is looking at modifying its muskie stocking program. Annually, Ohio […]
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Columbus – When it comes to the alphabet soup that categorizes deadly deer diseases in Ohio, the news is mostly good. No CWD, no TB. But when it comes to EHD, well, pray for rain. Here are the details. For the sixth straight year of testing, no much-feared Chronic Wasting Disease was found in Ohio
Ohio remains free of deadly CWD in deer Read More »
Atlanta, Ga. – Dakota Clouser re-wrote the record book in winning four Grand National Junior Division turkey calling championships, including three in a row from 2003-05. Now it looks like the Pennsylvania teen is looking to do the same in the intermediate division. Clouser, a sophomore at Danville High School, made a smooth transition to
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Allegheny River – Pressure has been light in recent weeks, although three anglers made some nice walleye catches, up to 8 pounds, in late February. Ohio River – A few anglers have been catching average-sized walleyes at Dashields Dam in recent weeks. Monongahela River – Mike Kalufet, of Uniontown, and Paul Horwath, of Fairchance, boated
Mio, Mich. – The waters downstream of the Mio dam on the Au Sable River are special, particularly a 14-mile stretch that has long been under special angling rules. Now, DNR officials are hoping to fit that stretch into one of its seven trout fishing rule categories, and it’s seeking angler input. The Au Sable,
State seeks input on strategy for Au Sable Read More »
Good things really do come to those who wait, apparently. At their meeting Jan. 28 and 29, Fish & Boat Commissioners said they were considering a proposal to open the 2009 trout season two weeks earlier than normal in three southwestern Pennsylvania counties, Allegheny, Greene and Washington. At a meeting of their fisheries committee in
Southwest to get early trout season Read More »
Columbus – Ohioans will begin hearing much about the issue of preventing Great Lakes waters from being diverted to drought-stricken states in the West and the South. If the debate sounds familiar, it is. The Ohio House of Representatives in February signed off on a version of the Great Lakes Compact that is essentially identical
Water diversion bill will get battle in Ohio Senate Read More »
Hutchinson, Minn. – The first three public input meetings on proposals aimed at simplifying deer-hunting regulations were rather quiet affairs. Those were in Deer River, Aurora, and St. Paul, and the most heavily attended meeting was in the Capitol city, where 25 hunters showed up. Then, on Monday night, more than 120 hunters showed up
Zone 4 a flashpoint of simplification proposal Read More »
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