
Ohio attempting sauger re-introduction in Lake Erie
At the 31st Ohio Sea Grant charter boat conference announced that plans are under way to begin reintroducing sauger into Lake Erie.

At the 31st Ohio Sea Grant charter boat conference announced that plans are under way to begin reintroducing sauger into Lake Erie.

At the Lake Erie Committee meetings, which ended March 23, the Total Allowable Catch (TAC) for walleyes and yellow perch were calculated and population projections announced.
With many Ohio anglers taking advantage of early fishing opportunities, the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ (ODNR), Division of Wildlife would like to remind anglers of a new rule affecting their catch.

Resident fishing license sales have increased with the warm weather.

After doing the required scientific legwork, the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency is sounding the all-clear signal for concerns regarding toxic algae contamination in Lake Erie-caught walleye and yellow perch.

While there’s plenty that fisheries biologists don’t know yet about how a warm winter affects fish in Ohio, there’s much they do.

The year 2012 will go down in history as one of the first times boat fishermen will have been able to catch walleyes through all 12 months in Lake Erie.

Lake Erie and some of its biggest tributary rivers have just the right water temperatures and other characteristics needed for greedy Asian carp to make themselves at home, says a federal study.

With Akron-based FirstEnergy’s announcement that it will permanently shutter its Eastlake coal-fired power plant, area anglers will face a reduced fishery.
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