Clermont County Anglers have caught a few saugers and hybrids below Meldahl dam, but the bite is reported slow. Successful catches have been made using spoons or jigs tipped with minnows. Tails haven’t been as
Banquets/Fundraisers Jan. 12, 2013: Pinecrest Hunting Club Banquet, 5 p.m., New Russia Twp Hall, Oberlin. For more info call John Emerich, 440-667-4550. Jan. 18, 2013: Fulton County Sportsmen Banquet, 5-2 a.m. For info call Greg
For the third season in a row, Ohio saw no fatalities during the recently completed gun week for deer.
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • During the 2012 deer-gun season, Law Enforcement Supervisor Leighland Arehart and Wildlife Officer Brad Kiger where checking hunters in the Franklin County area. Toward the end of the
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) Lake levels are at normal winter pool. Anglers might try any of the creeks running into the lake, particularly the south fork of the Licking River, for saugeyes
Sandusky River (Sandusky, Seneca counties) Anglers can catch crappies, white bass, smallmouth bass and maybe a few walleyes above the Ballville dam during the winter months. Throw in-line spinnerbaits for smallmouths on the stretch of
Pleasant Hill Lake (Richland and Ashland counties) Anglers are catching saugeyes below the spillway by casting jigs into the current. Best colors in tails has been white, yellow, or chartreuse. After dark, try casting Husky
Clendening Lake (Harrison County) Just like it does at this time every year during drawdown, saugeye fishing pressure is picking up on the bridges of this 1,800-acre Harrison County lake. Fish are being caught here
Hunters enjoyed great weather as they killed 86,964 white-tailed deer during Ohio’s traditional week-long deer gun season, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife
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