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Lake Erie celebrated at 45th Governor’s Fish Ohio Day

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine and Lt. Gov. Jim Tressel joined a host of other walleye fishermen on Lake Erie Wednesday, July 16, to celebrate the 45th Governor’s Fish Ohio Day.
The annual event highlights the importance of Lake Erie to the state’s tourism economy and to the Buckeye State’s legion of fishermen.

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Ohio’s outdoors trailblazers: Doug Clifford fishes for peace of mind

For as long as he can remember, Doug Clifford has been in the business of educating kids – on and off the water.
But, it was an encounter with a childhood neighbor that really sent Clifford to school on his fishing lessons.
“I was in junior high and all the guys would talk about their fishing adventures,” he remembered.

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Longstanding Winous Point Shooting Club an important part of duck study in Ohio

The Winous Point Shooting Club (WPSC) on Lake Erie’s Sandusky Bay traces its history to 1856, making WPSC the oldest, continuously operating duck club in North America.
A group of writers and photographers from the Outdoor Writers of Ohio (OWO) were recently offered a tour of what is Ohio’s largest privately-owned marsh.

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Ohio Insider: Some final thoughts from the state’s spring 2025 turkey season

We’re a bit more than a month removed from the 2025 spring turkey season closing in Ohio. To get some perspective on the success of the season, I contacted Mark Wiley, who’s in charge of the ODNR Division of Wildlife’s turkey program.
Wiley said overall it was a good season.

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Smallmouth, saugeye hard to beat at Piedmont Lake in eastern Ohio

Within the upper echelon of Ohio’s finest saugeye and smallmouth bass lakes is 2,310-acre Piedmont Lake, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife.
Piedmont lies within Ohio’s Wildlife District 4 and spreads across Guernsey, Belmont, and Harrison counties. By fall, the majority of stocked saugeyes have reached 8 inches.

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Ohio Insider: Wildlife officer Trent Weaver represents fallen officer at ceremony in Washington, D.C.

Little did he know that one of the last assignments in Montgomery County Wildlife Officer Trent Weaver’s career would be one of the most rewarding.
Weaver in May was chosen to represent the Ohio Division of Wildlife in Washington, D.C., to honor late Montgomery County Wildlife Officer Harvey Monbeck. In 1927, Monbeck had been the game warden in the county for eight years when he was called to a poaching investigation south of Dayton.

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