Fish Ohio proves casting for walleyes in August still works
Governor’s promotional event produced ‘eyes for anglers.
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Rebranding carp as ‘copi’ a valiant effort, but will it take?
Lake Erie’s sheepshead renaming serves as a cautionary tale.
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Sentinel Oak finally meets its demise
Big old trees – really big old trees – are comfortingly eternal, until they’re not. The demise of a mammoth, ancient swamp white oak in northwest Ohio’s Hancock County was like that. It seemed like it always would be there, a sentinel and a comfort to the untold numbers of motorists on I-75 who couldn’t
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The simplicity of a fly rod and a bluegill mesh nicely
Author recently leisured away an afternoon on his small homestead pond.
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Make multiple use of your spring day afield
Turkey hunt ends at noon, take up morel hunting.
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Ohio’s eagle count soars to success
Total of 806 nests counted.
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Bird-feeding needs deliberate choices on man’s part
Some foods not so good for our feathered friends.
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Rite of passage: Tundras, trumpeters show up on Lake Erie shores
Author has been documenting annual holiday occurrence for years.
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The hunt just isn’t what it used to be
Author laments changing of the times, in a negative way.
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