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November 6, 2014

Ohio Cuffs & Collars – November 7th, 2014

Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • While on patrol in Fairfield County during the early muzzleloader season, state wildlife officers Tony Zerkle, assigned to Fairfield County, and Patrick Muldovan, assigned to Licking County, observed two deer hunters exiting a woodlot with archery equipment. Upon contacting the hunters, it was discovered that neither hunter possessed

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Ohio RIver Region Fishing Report – November 7th, 2014

Belleville Locks and Dam (Washington County) – Sauger/Walleye: As river temperatures cool, fishing should start picking up in the tailwaters. Try white or chartreuse twister tails or swimbaits near the dam and along the walkway. Night and early morning hours are generally best to fish. Hybrid striped bass: Try using spoons, crankbaits, and live bait.

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Northern Lower Peninsula Fishing Report – November 7th, 2014

Traverse City Area Steelhead fishing has been fair on local rivers including the Big Manistee, Boardman, Platte, and Betsie rivers. Perch fishing has been good in East Grand Traverse Bay in 35 to 70 feet of water. Wigglers and minnows are producing good results. Grouse hunting has been good and the leaves are down. Bowhunting

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