Greenup Dam (Scioto County) – Hybrid striped bass: Try fishing cut baits and live baits off the bottom. White bass: Try using top-water lures as well as skipjack, chubs, shiners, and cut bait. Early morning
In an effort to control deer populations affecting native plant communities, the Ohio DNR will coordinate special deer hunts at four state nature preserves.
The prospects of a high-security anti-ballistic-missile-missile system being located at Camp Ravenna Joint Military Training Center ought not to interfere with the 21,418-acre reserve’s controlled deer hunts.
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • State wildlife officer Matt Teders, assigned to Madison County, was on patrol during the summer at Deer Creek Wildlife Area in Fayette County. Officer Teders was checking fishing
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 13: Conotton Creek WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Scio American Legion Hall. For more info call Stan Glover, 740-269-2208. Sept. 13: Twin Creek QDMA Banquet, 5 p.m. For more info call Brad Turner, 937-902-2599.
Knox Lake (469 acres; Knox County) – Largemouth bass: are a popular fish at this lake. Target shoreline cover and the stump field in the east end of the lake using spinnerbaits, plastics, and crankbaits.
Clear Fork Reservoir (971 acres; Richland and Morrow counties) – Clear Fork is one of the eight lakes stocked with muskellunge in Ohio. However, the reservoir has good populations of largemouth bass and bluegill as
Beaver Island like a nation on its own
Some of the best wing-shooting for these small-game birds can result from sleeping in and skipping lunch
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