Dale Walborn Reservoir in northeast Ohio is part of the Mahoning River system of lakes in that part of the state.
And, though it may not be as acclaimed as a Berlin Lake in the same system, it does contain a sleeper largemouth bass fishery that rivals all other lakes in the area. The 650-acre lake is owned by Stark County and managed by Stark Parks with a fisheries management agreement with the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife.
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Hybrid striped bass starting to come on at Walborn Reservoir in northeast Ohio
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