If, in the first week of June you had bet me that my pond would be down three feet by the end of July, then you would own the family farm. Back then, following a
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • On a recent Sunday afternoon, wildlife officers Steve Harvey and Dirk Cochran were checking fisherman at Alum Creek Reservoir. Harvey contacted Cochran to ask for assistance on observing
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – As water temperatures have increased, fish have moved to deeper water. Largemouth bass are being caught off of main and secondary points with crankbaits and spinner baits.
Columbus (AP) – The state, changing its course from last summer, will not advise against boating and fishing at lakes where blooms of toxic blue-green algae appear this year. Ohio agencies said the most serious
Bismarck, N.D. – Breeding duck surveys in May in North Dakota produced two bits of good news: the amount of water on the ground is exceptional, and duck numbers are pretty good. According to the
Sales down nearly 23 percent, wildlife division statistics indicate Columbus – This spring’s stormy, cold conditions chilled sales of Ohio fishing licenses. At the same time, the poor weather did not send from the heavens
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) – Groups aimed at protecting the quality of Ohio lakes affected by toxic algae are having summer fishing tournaments in hopes of reducing the carp populations and thereby decreasing the algae, which
Eight members of the Cincinnati Youth Bass Club will advance to the 2011 Bass Federation State Tournament for Ohio Youth, based on total points they accrued during this year’s fishing season. Central Ohio’s O’Shaughnessy Reservoir
Akron, Ohio – It was just by chance that Zachary Jared happened to be bowfishing at Turkeyfoot Lake in Summit County on May 12. Jared, 24, of Akron, had planned to bowfish at Atwood Lake
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