Ohio Mixed Bag: Two anglers found dead in Lake Erie
Staff Report
February 28, 2023
Outdoor news stories from around Ohio.
Fishing
Walleye production techniques continue to be tweaked with the popular fish always in demand
John Hageman
February 28, 2023
Due to the high demand by restaurants, churches, legion halls, veteran clubs and others for fish fries, the University of Wisconsin’s Northern Aquaculture Demonstration Facility at Stevens Point continues to attempt to fine tune its
Here’s how to be ready for this year’s spring walleye run in Ohio
John Tertuliani
February 28, 2023
The walleye migration up the Maumee River has been called the greatest run in the U.S. My journey started in the Sandusky River, a lesser known, but golden opportunity of its own.
The walleye
Steelhead fishing: Tried and true tactics for late winter fish
John Tertuliani
February 28, 2023
Winter can be tough in the steelhead game. Conditions vary from too little flow with floating ice to roiling high water.
I never know what mood the fish will be in when I arrive.
Ohio Cuffs & Collars: Red fox rescued from ice floe
Staff Report
February 28, 2023
Field reports from Ohio Division of Wildlife.
Ohio Outdoor Calendar
Staff Report
February 28, 2023
Outdoor-related events coming up from around Ohio.
Smaller size bass, bluegills dominate Belmont Lake in Ohio
Mike Moore
February 28, 2023
Belmont, Ohio — For a lake that is just 117 acres in total, Belmont packs a fairly good punch on the angling front.
Late winter trout fishing in northeast Iowa’s driftless region is a hidden gem
John Chalstrom
February 28, 2023
The best kept secret in the world of trout fishing is the so-called driftless region of northeast Iowa. This incredible area contains 50 coldwater streams teeming with brook, brown and rainbow trout.
Notes off a soiled cuff: Thoughts on CWD-detecting dogs and more from PA’s top stories
Jeff Mulhollem
February 28, 2023
Readers have criticized the Pennsylvania Game Commission for not conducting research on chronic wasting disease as it has spread across the state.
But the agency – through its unique partnership called Wildlife Futures with
