Ohio’s unusually rainy April is keeping many anglers – but not all – away from their favorite haunts. The state’s reservoirs are running high and muddy and the Ohio River is “roiling” as a result of daily downpours, said Scott Hale, inland fisheries administrator for the ODNR Division of Wildlife. That’s impacting not only anglers’ […]
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