Howard, Pa. – It might have started like any “walk in the park,” but for two Clinton County anglers, it did not end that way. While looking for lost fishing lures in Bald Eagle State Park, Ginger Franklin and Jim Munro stumbled upon half-buried human bones. Each fall, the level of Sayers Lake at Bald Eagle […]
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Bud Gehring, an ice fishing guide on Put-In-Bay, fished through the ice near South Bass Island up until March 16 before shutting it down for the season. Gehring said the lake still has a decent ice cover due to little sunshine over the past couple of weeks, but the ice is turning punky. He suspects
Indian Lake (Logan County) – Anglers at Long Island and Blackhawk have been picking up a few crappies and bluegills. At the spillway, saugeyes had been biting on jigs and twister tails, but the current is fairly swift due to heavy rains, according to Lakeside Pro Bass Shop. Look for better fishing prospects the week
Edgefield, S.C. – Rob Keck, chief executive officer of the National Wild Turkey Federation and the face of the organization for nearly 30 years, has resigned from that position. Two others – Chief Operating Officer Carl Brown and Sales and Marketing Vice President Dick Rosenlieb – were ousted by the board of directors, a move
Rob Keck departs NWTF Read More »
Athens, Ohio – Before deer season started last fall, there were roughly 2,200 deer in west central Ohio’s Darke County, about four animals per square mile. Across the state in Guernsey County, the pre-hunt population was just under 20,000, or around 22 deer per square mile. Darke County is in Deer Zone A, 20 counties
Population of deer Zone C dwarfs that of other areas Read More »
Lawrence and Scioto counties – At Greenup Dam, a few smaller saugers and saugeyes were being caught, but fishing pressure was reported light with high levels and muddy water. As of mid-March, river levels were at or near flood stage. Belmont and Monroe counties – Anglers have been catching decent numbers of walleyes and saugers
Yellow Breeches Creek (Cumberland County) – Water was running high and about 42 degrees mid-March and fish were sluggish. One angler reported poor catches on streamers in various colors, and better action on Zebra Midges. Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) – Water was unfishably high midmonth. As conditions allowed, midge action and the occasional Olives
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