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Southeast Region

Piedmont Lake (Belmont County) – Anglers report catching saugeye in the 15- to 16-inch range by trolling jigs and minnows over the rock point across from the Reynolds Road boat ramp. Black crappie nine to

ODNR:_Bear sightings will increase

Akron – During the next few months, Ohioans could expect to see more black bears as the young bruins leave their mothers in search of their own territory. In 2008, approximately 29 different black bears

Midwest gets $29 million for ‘recovery’ projects

Minneapolis – National wildlife refuges and national fish hatcheries across the Midwest will receive an infusion of nearly $29 million as part of Congress’ and President Barack Obama’s “economic recovery plan,” Secretary of the Interior

Lake Erie Region

From March 1 through April 30 the walleye bag limit reduces to four fish per day, returning to six fish per day on May 1. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches. The

Northwest Region

Maumee River (Lucas, Wood counties) – The water temperature is 48 degrees and the river level was normal. A few catches of 18- to 22-inch walleyes have been reported. Floating jigs with a bright Twister

Ohio River Region

Lawrence and Scioto counties – River levels and flow are high and fast at Greenup dam, reports the Division of Wildlife. Anglers are still having some luck fishing for sauger/saugeyes/walleyes using three-inch flathead jigs, typically

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