St. Marys, Ohio — Officials have removed a warning not to eat fish from Ohio’s largest inland lake after tests of fish there showed no signs of a liver toxin. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Columbus – Ice formed early this season on many Ohio inland waters, but the longer ice fishing season has been mediocre for most anglers on public waters. “Spotty” is the most common description of angler
Professional fishing guides utilizing Lake Metroparks stream access now need to approach the agency for proper paperwork. While the parks system has always had a policy whereby anyone offering a pay-for service must secure a
The zany forecasting of Punxsutawney Phil, the storied Pennsylvania groundhog aside, you can count on hunkering down next to the wood stove for another six weeks of winter. Or you can get outside on the
St. Marys, Ohio – Officials have removed a warning not to eat fish from Ohio’s largest inland lake after tests of lake fish showed no signs of a liver toxin. The Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
Central Region Alum Creek Reservoir (Delaware County) – Hard-water anglers fishing north of U.S. 36/37 and in the Galena area of the lake are catching crappies, bluegills and an occasional saugeye. The bite has not
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • Knox County Wildlife Officer Mike Miller reports that on the opening day of the youth deer gun season he received a complaint of a vehicle shooting from the
Columbus – Vicki Mountz has been named acting chief of the DNR Division of Wildlife as the DNR launches a national search for a new head of the wildlife agency to replace former chief David
St. Marys, Ohio – There’s no quick fix for a major state lake where toxic algae led to warnings and a decline in tourism this summer, the new director of the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency
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