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April 11, 2008

Southeast Region

Dow Lake (Athens County) – Trout will be stocked into this 153-acre lake on April 12.  A youth fishing derby is scheduled to correspond with the release, however fishing will remain open to all anglers.  Fishing for channel catfish, especially during high water inflow periods, can be very productive.  Try a variety of baits, including […]

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Northcentral Region

Curwensville Lake (Clearfield County) – Light angling pressure was reported, with anglers catching nice crappies and perch and walleyes (until the season ended). The Curwensville Lake Alan Bloom Memorial Fourth Annual Crappie Tournament is slated for May 24. For more information, visit www.curwensvillelakefishing.com Slate Run, Cedar Run (Tioga County) – Both of these small mountain streams

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Banquets/Fundraisers

April 12: Maumee Valley DU Banquet, 5 p.m., Pemberville American Legion Post #183. For more info call Al Carpenter, 419-601-0944. April 12: Mahoning Valley PF Banquet, Sorrento’s Restaurant & Banquet Room. For more info call Jim Waldman, 330-766-2193. April 12: Brown County NWTF Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Georgetown Eagles Club. For more info call Troy Conley,

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