Lake Erie Region
Bud Gehring, an ice fishing guide on Put-In-Bay, fished through the ice near South Bass Island up until March 16 before shutting it down for the season. Gehring said the lake still has a decent
Bud Gehring, an ice fishing guide on Put-In-Bay, fished through the ice near South Bass Island up until March 16 before shutting it down for the season. Gehring said the lake still has a decent
Indian Lake (Logan County) – Anglers at Long Island and Blackhawk have been picking up a few crappies and bluegills. At the spillway, saugeyes had been biting on jigs and twister tails, but the current

Columbus – Although there’s been an ongoing conversation in Ohio conservation circles about extending the spring turkey season, that status quo will remain this year. That could change in the near future, however. Dave Risley,
Athens, Ohio – Before deer season started last fall, there were roughly 2,200 deer in west central Ohio’s Darke County, about four animals per square mile. Across the state in Guernsey County, the pre-hunt population
Lawrence and Scioto counties – At Greenup Dam, a few smaller saugers and saugeyes were being caught, but fishing pressure was reported light with high levels and muddy water. As of mid-March, river levels were
Columbus – Ohio is about to tweak what some muskie fishermen might say isn’t broken. Not only is the DNR Division of Wildlife proposing a reduction in the daily bag limit of muskies from two
March 15: Northeast Ohio Big Game RMEF Banquet, Akron. For more info call Jack Marsillo, 330-835-4703. March 15: Gilbert R. Symons Chapter RGS Banquet, 5 p.m., The Oasis. For more info call Margie Gray, 513-248-2000
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – As of March 4, Buckeye Lake’s waters were rising and were near summer pool level, reports Bob Mathie of Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark. Ice fishing is
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