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August 13, 2009

DNR: Pheasant, duck, grouse hunter success mixed in 2008

St. Paul – While the harvest fell by more than 130,000 birds from the previous year, pheasant hunters in 2008 killed more than 500,000 roosters, the fifth time in six years harvest exceeded half a million. Preliminary estimates show hunters killed 522,000 pheasants during last year’s season. Among other preliminary results of the DNR’s 2008 […]

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Lake Erie Region

Western Basin Walleye fishing was good during the week of July 27 in the western basin. The best fishing was around West Sister Island, nearshore off of Crane Creek and Metzger’s Marsh, around Niagara Reef, and west of West Reef, Green Island and Rattlesnake Island. Drifters are using bottom bouncers with worm harnesses or are

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Central Region

Central Region Big Darby Creek (Franklin, Madison, and Pickaway counties) – In summer weather, creeks and rivers can provide fishing action. Smallmouth bass and rock bass are popular sport fish in this stream west of Columbus. Casting small crankbaits or plastics resembling crayfish or shiners can be rewarding. Target boulders, shoreline cover, where pools meet

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