Hunters looking for some late-season opportunities can consider setting their sights on squirrels. These abundant mammals are found statewide and offer plenty of challenges. Squirrels remain active throughout winter but will hole up for several
Ice fishing has begun on many of the area waters, but conditions are variable. Smaller lakes and bays had up to 6 inches of good ice last week. However, the larger lakes still had open
Area wardens reported that hunting pressure in the area during the nine-day gun deer season varied from pockets of average to low. The deer season opened with sparse snow cover throughout the area that got
Hamilton County – Ohio Outdoor News contributing writer Paul Liikala on Nov. 17 caught more than two dozen catfish – a mixed bag of channels, flatheads, and blues – while fishing the Ohio River near
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) – Large pickerel and smallmouth bass were reported on minnows in recent weeks. Smallmouths also were coming on spoons jigged vertically, with some fish topping 3 pounds. Lackawaxen River (Pike County)
NORTHEAST METRO Although ice depths vary, most lakes offer enough ice to walk on. You’ll find up to six inches on the small lakes, which is where most of the fishing action has started. Early
Little Juniata River (Blair County) – Low flow was reported Nov. 19, and anglers were nymphing with Pheasant Tails, Hare’s Ears and Green Weenies, or stripping streamers by the banks. Anglers were urged to avoid
Antrim Lake (Franklin County) – Antrim Lake, on the north side of Columbus, was stocked with 400 adult, excess brood stock rainbow trout on Nov. 26. “These large fish are excess breeders from the London
Spring Creek (Centre County) – Low, clear conditions prevailed Nov. 19, and Tan Caddis (size 16) were hatching sporadically, along with small Blue-Winged Olives (22, 24). Anglers were fishing Green Weenies, Pheasant Tail and Hare’s
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