The Ohio Division of Wildlife will release a yet-to-be-determined number of young lake sturgeon into the Scioto River this fall as part of an ongoing plan to reintroduce the historic fish into the state’s major waterways.
Sometimes growing to two feet in length and living 100 years, sturgeon are among the oldest fish on earth. They don’t reproduce until age 20, according to the Division of Wildlife.
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