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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1990
Page
8
The weekly fishing report from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources notes a few walleye being caught at Northeast Ohio's North Reservoir. Anglers drift-fish with nightcrawlers in shallow water 2 to 4 feet, with a 7-pound walleye reported earlier this week.
Reports circulate about zebra mussels clogging water intakes at Davis-Besse near Oak Harbor and attached to walleye, but experts say these tales are exaggerated. Sea Grant and wildlife biologists caution the public that impacts remain uncertain and will take years to clarify while mussels persist. Boat owners seek guidance on antifouling paints and licensing for pesticide use as anglers monitor spawning and biologists study long term effects. The piece also notes a turkey shoot event by the Lorain County Beagle Club with hog shoots advertised.
A Loran-C Navigation seminar is set for Thursday April 12 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Edgewater Park Yacht Club Cleveland limited seating requires pre registration contact Lorain County Cooperative Extension Service 216 322 27. Co sponsored by OSU Sea Grant Extension and King Marine Electronics.
Rhonda and Certandy present a quirky list of tackle essentials a fisherman should own. Includes rods reels lines lures and a small first aid kit with bandages and snake bite kit. Also suggests knife sharpening and nail clippers on a neck lanyard.
Ohio anglers greet spring with early trips along the Maumee and Sandusky rivers in March and April chasing walleyes and crappies. Largemouth bass and trophy walleye populate inland lakes. Lake Erie's western basin yields 9 to 10 pounders while Hoover Reservoir offers up to 10 pounds at night.
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