MN Daily Update: A fishing technique called … moping?
More on a fishing technique that was credited with winning
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May 9, 2023
Ginseng cases provide additional money to Ohio Division of Wildlife general funding
The Ohio DNR (ODNR) Division of Wildlife recently auctioned off $51,542 of ginseng and yellow root that was forfeited from illegal possession cases. That total came from 59.7 pounds of ginseng and 3.1 pounds of yellow root from evidence collected following cleared Ohio court processes.
The money raised in the auction was added to the state’s Wildlife Diversity Fund, which supports projects for species of greatest conservation need such as sandhill cranes, trumpeter swans, and lake sturgeon.
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Ohio Mixed Bag: Kentuckians now required to buy license to hunt, fish own small properties
A provision included in Kentucky Senate Bill 241, which goes into effect immediately, now requires Kentuckians to have a permit to fish or hunt on their own property, if the property is less than five acres.
Two Ohioans on list of B.A.S.S. all-state anglers
Fifty-two of the most outstanding high school anglers from across the country have been named to the 2023 Bassmaster High School All-State Fishing Team presented by Academy Sports + Outdoors.
Those anglers include Brayden Hoehn, of St. Marys, and Braden McNamara, of Delaware.
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Ohio’s Cowan Lake State Park undergoing some renovations
Cowan Lake State Park, located just south of Wilmington in southwest Ohio, is a very scenic state park. Cowan Creek was named for the area’s first surveyor, John Cowan. A dam was completed across Cowan Creek in 1950, and Cowan Lake State Park was dedicated in 1968. There have been many improvements in the park since that time.
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Deerassic youth hunters in Ohio take three turkeys
Five lucky youth hunters were selected from an application process to come out and spend the weekend at Deerassic Park.
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Cheaters sometimes win, but do they care?
It matters not who came in behind the person who initially coined the phrase “second place is the first loser” or its similes since it is this catchphrase that drives the cheating engine.
Cheating has existed since the original sin and has moved on from there. The world of sports not being exempt, either.
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Ohio bill would make big changes to hunting dates, funding
An appropriations bill circulating through the Ohio House of Representatives has drawn the ire of sportsmen’s groups.
House Bill 33, part of the annual state budget bill, would drastically change the way hunting seasons are established if passed by the Ohio Legislature.
Backcountry Hunters and Anglers is urging sportsmen and women to contact their local Ohio legislators to oppose the appropriations bill.
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Construction on newest Ohio state park nearing completion
Ohio’s newest state park is one step closer to welcoming its first guests. Recently, Ohio DNR Director Mary Mertz joined construction crews, park staff, and others for installation of a ceremonial final exterior beam on the interpretive center at Great Council State Park during an event known in the building industry as a “topping out.”
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