The number one question that gets asked after deer season wraps up is: Was it a good season or not?
Of course, the answer depends on whom you ask. For some, it probably was a terrific season. For others, it’s just the opposite. For Ohio’s deer management authorities, the dichotomy is pretty much the same.
Ohio Insider: So was it a good deer season or not? Read More »
Belmont, Ohio — For a lake that is just 117 acres in total, Belmont packs a fairly good punch on the angling front.
Smaller size bass, bluegills dominate Belmont Lake in Ohio Read More »
With this late winter’s mild temperatures, many anglers are wondering whether the annual river walleye runs in northwest Ohio will be early this year.
The answer is: It all depends on water temperatures and how quickly they come up in the early spring.
Could the Ohio river walleye runs start early in 2023? Read More »
It wasn’t the buck David Yoder was chasing last fall, but the 6-point buck he ended up shooting might just make the record books.
Yoder’s long-tined 3×3 was officially scored by Buckmasters at 145 2⁄8, possibly making it a world record for a 6-point buck.
Young hunter’s Ohio 6-point may be world record-breaker Read More »
“We would like to have an estimate of hen survival as well as some updated information on reproduction,” Wiley told me.
Ohio Insider: State study of wild turkeys should be welcomed by all Read More »
“The Erie Situation,” a new documentary film from the Great Lakes Young Professionals Network and produced by Great Lakes Outreach Media, explores the confluence of science, public sentiment, politics, and the powerful farming lobby as Ohio wrestles with how to confront the drivers of toxic algae in one of the Great Lakes.
The 72-minute documentary focuses on Point Place, Ohio, and the travails of one man in particular, Kenny Sabin. Point Place is a Toledo suburb right on the shore of Lake Erie, which has been plagued by toxic blue green algae for the past decade and a half.
Documentary takes hard look at Lake Erie algae plague Read More »
Many of Ohio’s inland lakes that were once stocked with walleyes today have more saugeyes swimming in their waters.
The theory is that the sauger-walleye hybrids survive better in turbid water conditions and they can be produced relatively easily in Ohio hatcheries. Therefore, many lakes that were once stocked annually with walleyes have now been transformed into saugeye fisheries.
Anglers hit Ohio’s Nimisila Reservoir for bass, bluegills, perch Read More »
“Most of America’s 600 million acres of public land are in the West, yet proportionally few hunters are residents of those states,” said NDA Chief Conservation Officer Kip Adams, one of the report’s authors. “Most whitetails live in the eastern states along with most hunters, and this new data underscores the conservation importance of habitat management and deer hunting on private land.”
Report finds huge majority of deer are taken on private land in Ohio, many states Read More »
Preston Lair of Miami County almost didn’t go hunting on Nov. 5, 2022 due to warm and windy weather conditions. He’s glad he did after shooting a 16-point non-typical that green-scored 201 1/8 inches. It was just his second bow kill, and came on a hunt where he rattled in the giant buck not once, but twice after missing on a first shot opportunity.
Bowhunter makes good on a second shot at a giant Ohio whitetail Read More »
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