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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 03, 1984

Page

10

State fish and game hearings propose 1984 85 seasons

A Columbus hearing on proposed regulations drew many proposals from Ohio sportsmen after district sessions in Findlay Lorain and other towns. Items include adding Maumee State Forest to young hunters season extending Richland County Deer Zone 1 and delaying fox season. Also changes to pheasant and squirrel seasons and deer season modest. An final Columbus hearing March 2 will set regulations. Ice fishing notes highlight world records and rules.

Columbus Findlay Lorain County Maumee State Forest Richland County Accoon Wildlife Council

Ohio pheasant program seeks landowner applicants

Ohio Department of Natural Resources invites landowners to apply for its pheasant release program. Applications due by April 1 require a map of the release site and at least three acres of undisturbed grass or legume cover. For details contact Division of Wildlife District 2 Findlay.

Ohio Department of Natural Resources John M. Beall John M. Daugherty Division of Wildlife District 2 Lima Ave Findlay Ohio

Local Outdoors Calendar and Meetings Highlight February Events

Wildlife division briefs list hunter safety courses in Lorain and Erie counties at Midview High School and Perkins Middle School with pre registration and evening hours. A gun show at Vermilion High School, a LaGrange club meeting, muzzle loading shoot, quail egg hatch plans, and a Keystone High School fish fry are noted along with Black River Game Club meetings, Litchfield Fire Station trustees, and ticket sales for a regional outdoor show. Polish Fishermen's Club nominates officers at United Polish Club.

Lorain Erie Division of Wildlife Midview High School Grafton Erie County Perkins Middle School South St Sandusky LaGrange Black River Game Club Elyria Savings and Trust Bank Litchfield Fire Station Earl Schumacher Fairview Park

Amendment snags walleye ruling in Ohio bill debate

Right up to a House vote on a bill to ban noncommercial walleye fishing and gill nets in Lake Erie, an amendment by Richard Rench would reduce keeper sizes for white bass and catfish. Wildlife officials remain noncommittal as lawmakers weigh impacts while sportfish groups call the change a disaster.

Tony Denslow C-T Division of Wildlife Lake Erie Richard E. Rench R-Milan Ohio House Senate Rench Columbus The Sandusky

Crayfish Cropping Up as Falls Creek Wildlife Fuel

Ohio streams and lakes host crayfish or crawdads in abundance. They feed many animals and provide food for humans when fried. Crayfish shed shells quickly, changing color with shells hardening. They live in water or burrow hillsides, and land crabs occupy wet fields with mud chimneys. Crayfish act as scavengers in streams and lakes.

Ohio

Ice fishing report for Lake Erie area and nearby bays

Good catches of yellow perch from Toledo to Marblehead with many small fish. Walleye and white bass reported from Catawba north to North Bass Island with strong activity around North Bass Locust Point Mouse Island and Rattlesnake using minnows and Rapala jigs. Crappies up to 15 inches found in marina and harbor cover areas on ice flies mousses and wigglers. Bullheads and perch plus crappies abundant in White's Landing area Sandusky Bay. Ice fishing guides listed with contact numbers.

Lake Erie Maumee Bay Sandusky Bay Tee Toledo Marblehead Metzger Marsh Anchor Point Point Place Camp Perry Port Clinton Catawba North Bass Island

Wildlife thrives by winter defenses and hunger checks

Wildlife adapt to cold through hibernation fat buildup feathered snowshoes and thicker coats. Deer shed little, birds shelter, and malnutrition trims populations. winter acts as a natural cull and keeps forests healthier, per Tennessee Div of Wildlife.

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