COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – The state of Ohio, changing course from last summer, will not advise against boating and fishing at lakes where blooms of toxic blue-green algae appear this year. Ohio agencies said the
Sandusky, Ohio – The walleye kills that have occurred over several recent weeks on western Lake Erie numbered “in the thousands,” will have an insignificant impact on the lake’s current walleye stock of more than
Construction puts program on hold Oak Harbor, Ohio – No notes from a well-tuned duck call likely will ring over fabled Magee Marsh during this fall’s general waterfowl-hunting season. That’s because the DNR Division of
Columbus – A former Fayette County wildlife officer is the new chief of the DNR Division of Wildlife. Natural Resources Director David Mustine named David B. Lane May 17 to replace David Graham, who retired
Thousands of walleyes washing up on the big lake, biologists say Sandusky, Ohio – For the past 10 days, Lake Erie fisherman Tom Lykins has been noting dead or dying walleye in the western basin.
Port Clinton, Ohio – Thirteen out-of-state walleye fishermen pleaded guilty to overbagging violations that have resulted in restitutions totaling nearly $5,000, the DNR Division of Wildlife reported. DOW investigators conducted a surveillance April 6 on
DNR: In the end, Ohio had plenty of wiggle room Columbus – In the final analysis, Ohio wasn’t even that close to a reduced bag limit on Lake Erie walleye this year. It came down
Columbus – While the rains are seriously dampening Ohio’s spring wild turkey hunting, they’re figuratively drowning the fishing. And while Northeast Ohio steelheaders have felt the thunder of passing rain showers, so, too, have their
Columbus – The Ohio DNR plans to “start from scratch” in developing regulatory policies for possession and sale of wild dangerous animals in Ohio. The announcement coincides with Gov. John Kasich’s administration decision to allow
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