When it comes to fishing for bass in weed cover, most anglers wouldn’t use crankbaits. The guys at Angling Buzz tell us why you need to use crankbaits in the weeds.
Successful hunts are contingent on much more than just a firearm. No matter the game, terrain, and weather conditions, there is always a piece of equipment that can add to your hunt. No other area
Wolf Run would be a good place to hit for some largemouth bass fishing, too.
On Lake Erie, anglers on the Western Basin are producing quick limits of walleyes by the usual trolling Bandit method. A pleasant surprise has been the yellow perch bite.
Governor’s promotional event produced ‘eyes for anglers.
Angling Buzz Catfish are one of the most popular fish species in the U.S. and can be found in many rivers, lakes, and reservoirs across the country. They fight hard, grow to large sizes, and
Total populations were estimated at 34.2 million, down by 12% from last survey, and “total duck estimate in the Traditional Survey Area was the lowest in nearly 20 years.”
Banquets/Fundraisers aug. 20: WTU Buckeye State Deer Camp, 5 p.m., Wigwam Event Center, Pickerington. For more info, call Steve Esker, 614-679-4677. aug. 27: WTU Shawnee Territory chapter banquet, 5 p.m., Greene County Fairgrounds, 120 Fairground
Division of Wildlife • Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 Over Memorial Day weekend, state wildlife officer Adam Smith, assigned to Logan County, received information about two anglers keeping undersized saugeyes at Indian Lake. Indian
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