DNR should dump filet rule
The Ohio Wildlife Council needs to rescind its recent controversial rule requiring that fish be kept in the round or with skin attached to fillets till reaching home. The DNR Division of Wildlife has been
The Ohio Wildlife Council needs to rescind its recent controversial rule requiring that fish be kept in the round or with skin attached to fillets till reaching home. The DNR Division of Wildlife has been
While the expected closure of Akron-based FirstEnergy’s Eastlake coal-fired power plant still up in the air at least for this year the peregrine falcon nesting box remains. And active, too. As does the falcon-nesting box
Springfield, Ohio – The Clark County oil company that was the scene of a devastating fire on April 19 may soon be hit with a civil lawsuit for a fish kill resulting from the blaze.
I was glad to hear this week that the Ohio DNR is not changing the way it counts the daily catch of customers on Lake Erie’s charter fishing boats. I was concerned about a newspaper
Columbus – The Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife has issued a statewide directive to its enforcement officers to clarify guidelines for enforcing a new rule that specifies the condition of fish filets being kept or
Still chained to its good old boy image, the DNR Division of Wildlife once again has infuriated its customer base over a matter of some significance for the latter. Somewhere along the agency’s chain of
An abundance of warm spring days sent Ohio fishing license sales soaring this year, according to the Ohio DNR Division of Wildlife. “An unusually warm spring is drawing increased numbers of anglers to Ohio’s streams
It’s nice to have some good news for a change to report on Lake Erie. Amid the reports of Asian carp and the like, we now get news that bag limits on the big lake
A proposed bill that would ban new ownership of exotic animals in Ohio and require permits for existing owners has some fearing they’ll have to euthanize pets or leave the state. The Zanesville Times Recorder
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