By Mike Moore Editor Huber Heights, Ohio — An Ohio fishing team sits in fifth place heading into the finale of the Professional Muskie Tournament Trail. Tom Dietz and Dave Foor, both of Huber Heights
CENTRAL REGION Blue Limestone Park (Delaware County) – Approximately 500 rainbow trout measuring 10 to 13 inches were stocked at this city park on Oct. 12. These fish can be caught by beginning anglers using
Nov. 4: Eastern Buckeye Crappie Club, Slabfest, Saltfork Lake, Morning glory ramp. For more info freewebs.com/easternbuckeyecrappieclub or call Tim Rickey, 740-658-3782. Nov. 26-Dec. 1: Canter’s Cave 4-H Camp Inc, Deer Hunters Camp, Cooper Hollow Wildlife
By Jeffrey R. Frischkorn Contributing Writer Mentor, Ohio – Bob Ashley of Mentor is already enjoying the fruits of a near-perfect early run of steelhead trout. While fishing recently in a local river, Ashley hooked
By Bob Hecker Contributing Writer Nelsonville, Ohio – Opponents of a Bush administration proposal to sell 304,000 acres of national forest land, including 420 acres of the Wayne National Forest in Ohio, can rest easy
By Mike Moore Editor Ashley, Ohio – Predicting harvest success for pheasant and quail hunters in Ohio never varies much from year to year. The average Buckeye State’s 100,000 pheasant hunters each harvest about two
CENTRAL REGION Indian Lake (Logan County) – Largemouth bass fishing has been heating up. Good locations include shoreline riprap areas on the main lake and in canals, and along pad and weed edges. Bass are
By Mike Moore Editor Columbus – Drawing results for all of the 2006 controlled hunts offered by the DNR Division of Wildlife are official with permits being mailed to recipients this month. The results are
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