Not so many years ago, a friend and I paddled kayaks down lower Pickerel Creek on the south side of Sandusky Bay in Ohio’s 3,200-acre Pickerel Creek State Wildlife Area.
It was enjoyable, a pleasant late-spring adventure highlighted by migrating songbirds and nesting waterfowl. But the scenery was a mite dull. Long ago, the creek largely was straightened, channelized, to hasten runoff of silt – prime farmland eroded by carelessness.
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