Ohio’s statewide fishing report on March 19, 2026
Staff Report
March 19, 2026
As water temps climb, river walleye runs start. Here’s a look at the Ohio fishing report across the state on March 19, 2026.
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Ohio conservancy marks 80,000 acres preserved
Staff Report
March 19, 2026
Western Reserve Land Conservancy has surpassed the significant milestone of protecting 80,000 acres of public and private land throughout Ohio.
The Western Reserve Land Conservancy has now conserved 80,163 acres across 987 properties in
Tennessee’s Dylan Nutt wins 56th Bassmaster Classic; Minnesota’s Easton Fothergill places 4th
B.A.S.S. Report
March 18, 2026
For the first time in 32 years and only the second time ever, a B.A.S.S. Nation qualifier wears the crown of the biggest title in bass fishing. Dylan Nutt, the 22-year-old phenom from Nashville, Tenn.,
Up your consistency with these turkey decoying tips
Eric Morken
March 18, 2026
It was a little over an hour into Minnesota’s 2025 spring turkey season when two toms gobbled from about 100 yards away through the aspens.
I had sat tight in this spot since daylight,
Turkey hunters need a backup plan ready in case the fly-down goes awry
Steve Heiting
March 17, 2026
The day’s hunt was just one more unanswered turkey call from ending. Air temperatures were soaring toward their forecasted high in the 80s and mosquitoes were everywhere. In short, conditions were miserable. My mind weighed
Looking for a new rod and reel in 2026? Here’s what to place in your locker
Dan Durbin
March 16, 2026
Some say a good rod and reel can be an extension of your soul – if that’s the case, the offerings below will make you feel you made it to heaven.
With prices that
Nature Smart: The All-American coyote
Stan Tekiela
March 16, 2026
On my recent photo tour to Yellowstone National Park, we had a hard time finding any wolves. The gray wolf is always our main species that we want to find and photograph, but on this
Backyard and Beyond: Opossum ‘tales’
Val Cunningham
March 16, 2026
A bright-eyed Virginia opossum crossed paths in the woods with Herbie Self recently, and its ears tells their own story: These marsupials have been pushing northward for some decades, but they’re not really built for
When turkeys break flocks, hunters better be ready
Bob Grewell
March 16, 2026
I studied a small flock of hen turkeys feeding across an eastern Ohio grassy field.
At any given time, at least one hen had its head up to scan the surrounding landscape. I assumed
