Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • State wildlife officers Patrick Muldovan, assigned to Licking County, and Brad Kiger, assigned to Franklin County, worked Deer Creek Wildlife Area on the opening day of dove hunting
Banquets/Fundraisers Oct. 11: Scioto County Horn Hunters WTU Banquet. 5 p.m. SOMC Friends Center, 1202 18th St, Portsmouth. For more info call Jerry Drake 740-935-1308. Oct. 17: Deer Creek WTU Banquet, 5:30 p.m., Skyland Pines,
Delaware Lake (963 acres; Delaware County) – Crappie: are active again in this lake north of Columbus. Minnows fished under a bobber around woody cover can put these active fish in the boat. Crappies must
Lake McKarns (70 acres; Williams County) – Largemouth bass: activity is beginning to pick up. Try fishing along the edges, particularly in the southwest area of the lake. Anglers should try using topwater lures fished
Northeast Ohio Reservoirs – Largemouth bass: are biting well across the region, if your timing is right. Target areas with visible baitfish activity, looking for actively feeding bass. Experiment with aggressive reaction baits like crankbaits
With the launch of Ohio’s 2014-2015 archery deer-hunting season, the state’s game biologists are going out on a limb.
Seneca Lake (3,584 acres; Guernsey and Noble counties) – Saugeye: As the water temperatures start to decrease, fishing will start to pick up. Try trolling shad-colored crankbaits or worm harnesses along the face of the
The Ohio Supreme Court has ruled a mineral rights holder can conduct strip mine operations for coal in the state-owned Brush Creek State Wildlife Area in southeastern Ohio.
Acton Lake (Preble County) – Channel catfish: are biting on creek chubs or nightcrawlers fished along the bottom or between eight to 19 feet deep during the late evening or early morning hours. Bluegills: are
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