Eight members of the Cincinnati Youth Bass Club will advance to the 2011 Bass Federation State Tournament for Ohio Youth, based on total points they accrued during this year’s fishing season. Central Ohio’s O’Shaughnessy Reservoir
The marina at Deer Creek State Park is finally open, after a soggy spring that kept the business under water well beyond the start of Ohio’s boating season. The marina is located at 21001 State
You’ve heard of shooting fish in a barrel? I met a man last week in the Pacific Northwest who counts fish on a ladder. No joke. Ron Mcpeak of the Washington Department of Fish &
The cold, snowy winter and (especially) the cool, rainy spring has thus far doomed overnight stays at Ohio state parks. And with rain forecasted for at least two of the three Memorial Day weekend days,
The 18 members of the Cincinnati Youth Bass Club, along with their parents, will hit the road June 18-19 for tournaments at Hoover and O’Shaughnessy reservoirs in central Ohio. Now in its third year, the
Sandusky, Ohio – Testing for viral hemorrhagic septicemia in Lake Erie walleyes was negative, reports Ray Petering of the DNR Division of Wildlife. Walleyes by the thousands have been washing up on Lake Erie beaches
For the thirty-second summer, members of the Miami Valley Astronomical Society (MVAS) plan a series of Stargaze events for campers at John Bryan State Park. The park is located in Greene County on state Route
Ohio is among central Midwestern states targeted by a first-of-a-kind national study of fish habitats that found a “very high risk” of habitat degradation due to urban development, livestock grazing, agriculture, and point-source pollution. “Through
Ohio’s unusually rainy April is keeping many anglers – but not all – away from their favorite haunts. The state’s reservoirs are running high and muddy and the Ohio River is “roiling” as a result
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