Six employees of the DNR were sanctioned for writing letters to a federal judge in support of a former Brown County wildlife officer recently sentenced for violations of the wildlife Lacey Act
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The U.S. Forest Service said that the shale drilling technique for natural gas known as hydraulic fracturing can take place in a national forest in southeast Ohio.
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Banquets/Fundraisers Oct. 6: Southwest Ohio WTU Deer Camp Banquet, 5 p.m., Cincinnati Marriott Northeast, Mason. For more info call Don Distler, 513-403-7471. Oct. 12: Deer Creek WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Skyland Pines. For more info call Matt Williams, 330-575-0744. Oct. 18: SW Cuyahoga WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., St. Paul’s Hellenic Banquet Center. For more info call Tony Perillo,
Ohio Calendar of Events – September 28th, 2012 Read More »
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • Wildlife Officer Josh Elster and wildlife officer Supervisor Bill Bullard worked the first weekend of September at Deer Creek Wildlife Area with an emphasis on contacting migratory game bird and migratory waterfowl hunters on opening day. A large number of hunters were observed on all of the food
Ohio Cuffs and Collars – September 28th, 2012 Read More »
Olentangy River (Delaware and Franklin Counties) Smallmouth bass and rock bass are two fish species that give a lot of action to anglers on this river. Good angling can be found from High Banks Metro Park to the Delaware Lake dam. Try spinners and crankbaits that mimic crawfish around rocks and other cover. Other sportfish
Central Ohio Fishing Report – September 28th, 2012 Read More »
Ottawa Reservoir (Putnam County) This 20-acre reservoir is located near the Putnam County Fairgrounds on South Agner Street. Bluegills should be biting right now. Try fishing with wax worms under a slip bobber set to 4 to 6 feet. Anglers have been having the best success fishing in the mornings. Boats are allowed, but are
Northwest Oho Fishing Report – September 28th, 2012 Read More »
Leesville Reservoir (Carroll County) The native muskellunge, also known as the muskie or “the fish of a thousand casts,” is very sought after for its huge size, unpredictable nature, and difficulty to catch. For anglers at Leesville Reservoir, muskie fishing is the route to take at this 1,045-acre lake located off state Route 212. Anglers
Northeast Ohio Fishing Report – September 28th, 2012 Read More »
Salt Fork Lake (Guernsey County) This 2,952-acre lake is located six miles east of Interstate 77 off U.S. 22 near Cambridge. Family fun, including camping, abounds at Salt Fork State Park. Crappies are the species to catch right now, with small jigs usually the preferred bait. Crappies will, however, take a variety of bait including
Southeast Ohio Fishing Report – September 28th, 2012 Read More »
Adams Lake (Adams County) Bluegills have been biting around rip rap shorelines and along the edges of lily pads. Try using small jigs tipped with wax worms fished just 1 to 2 feet under a small bobber. Acton Lake (Preble County) Channel catfish are biting on creek chubs or nightcrawlers fished along the bottom or
Southwest Ohio Fishing Report – September 28th, 2012 Read More »
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