Athens, Ohio – Much of Ohio experienced higher-than-normal snowfalls this winter followed by a deluge of early spring floods. High water levels have made for tough fishing conditions in much of the state, but turkey
€ March 1 through April 30 the walleye bag limit is four fish per day, and then it returns to six per day on May 1. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches.
Sandusky, Ohio – Expect to see commercial fishing nets in the western basin of Lake Erie this summer, but they will not be landing yellow perch. And expect to see the daily sport angler creel
Columbus – Ohio biologists are predicting that turkey hunters will experience an “average” season this spring. That’s the prediction of Dave Risley, the administrator for wildlife research and management for the DNR Division of Wildlife.
Water levels in the Ohio River continue to fluctuate daily due to rainfall events. To check real-time water level data, visit the USGS Web site at http://waterdata.usgs.gov/oh/nwis/rt. Sauger are present, angling pressure has been light,
Traverse City, Mich. (AP) – An interstate water compact designed to prevent thirsty regions from tapping the Great Lakes could be sunk if legislators seeking changes in Ohio and Wisconsin are successful, supporters of the
Dow Lake (Athens County) – Trout will be stocked into this 153-acre lake on April 12. A youth fishing derby is scheduled to correspond with the release, however fishing will remain open to all anglers.
April 12: Maumee Valley DU Banquet, 5 p.m., Pemberville American Legion Post #183. For more info call Al Carpenter, 419-601-0944. April 12: Mahoning Valley PF Banquet, Sorrento’s Restaurant & Banquet Room. For more info call
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