U S aims to add 10 million fishing acres in 35 years
The Interior Department notes 13 million acres of man made reservoirs now supply one third of U S freshwater fishing excluding the Great Lakes and set a goal to add 10 million acres over 35 years. A National Reservoir Research Program uses submarines, SCUBA gear and sonar to study fish populations and water quality in Ozarks and Missouri River reservoirs.
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U.S
United States
Department of the Interior
Great Lakes
United
Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife In Interior
Fish and Wildlife Service
White
Ozark Mountains
Arkansas-Missouri
Missouri River
Nebraska
South Dakota
North Dakota
Ozarks
Lewis and Clark Lake
U.S. Department of the Interior
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
Archery Angles for Carp Shooting Across Area Waterways
The article urges carp hunting along Lake Erie streams and marshes, detailing top spots near Huron, Port Clinton, Sandusky Bay, and Cedar Point. It notes water conditions, fish sizes, and seasonal timing, and recommends gear such as glass bows, strong lines, and improvised reels. It also lists Mohawk Archery and Kostya Archery Center as suppliers and emphasizes ready kits for beginners.
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Little Portage Wildlife Area
Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Sandusky Bay
Cedar Point
Black River
Mohawk Archery
Elyria
Kostya Archery Center
Fox Hunt on Long Beach Island defies usual methods
A Long Beach Island fox hunt, annual and held on Washington's Birthday, uses hounds instead of horses or guns. Officials say foxes are raiding rabbits and turtle eggs, prompting residents to watch the chase from vantage points as hunters track the quarry by foot or vehicle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Fortune
Columbia Station
North Carolina
Long Beach Island
Washington
Masters awards go to four area fishermen in Manitoba
Four Manitoba anglers earn Master Anglers honors for 1964 with three fish species. Dr Ben V Myers of Elyria tops locals with two brook trout and a lake trout, Harry Bemis of Grafton lands a lake trout and brook trout, L Altfeld of Elyria qualifies with a brook trout, and Robert C Price of Norwalk catches a northern pike. The list notes 56 brook trout and multiple lakers from Gods River and Gods A, with the Kississing Lake pike noted.
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Manitoba
Ben V. Myers
Elyria
Harry Bemis
Grafton
L. Altfeld
Robert C. Price
Norwalk
Kississing Lake
Gods River
Gods Lake
Ohio outdoor writers stage photo clinic at convention
Ohio outdoor writers hold a three day convention at the Holiday Inn in Columbus featuring a photo clinic to critique pictures and awards. Sessions include morning programs on Muskingum Waterway benefits dog training and fishing tackle with state officials Fred Morr and division chiefs to discuss resources and capital improvements under a long range plan. The program also covers officer elections awards banquet Saturday night and bids for spring and fall meetings.
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Ohio
Holiday Inn
Columbus
Ohio Natural Resources
Fred Morr
Department
Morr
R. W. ‘Harris
Mt. Vernon
OWO
Deer hunter Ed Horvath nets 37th deer in Ohio season
Ed Horvath a 35 year old dairy farmer from Lorain County Ohio has hunted deer nearly every year of his life and added his 37th deer this season. He balances farm chores with fox hunting and turkey chasing using three field dogs and electronic calls. Horvath once raced stock cars, flipping seven times at Sandusky and losing 1500 dollars. He pursues game in Ohio and Pennsylvania and plans more hunts with friends and dogs.
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Ed Horvath
Lorain County
Horvath
Diagonal Rd
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Kestone State
LaGrange High School
Crawford Frozen Novelties Co
O.K
Kenny Heiden
Gordon Forbush
Sandusky
Lake Erie fish catches hint at trends in perch and walleye
US Interior Service reports show September and March–September catch totals for 1963 and 1964 in Ohio and Lake Erie. Perch numbers dip in size while walleye remains steady. Sheepshead up, carp down, white bass up. weather and fishing effort affect figures. Sportsmen may see fewer large perch but many white bass, similar walleye, and usable small sheepshead for frying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Fox Drive Planned by Black River Game Club
The Black River Game Club stages another fox drive Sunday after bagging five of six sighted. Participants meet at 9 a.m. at Litch Field Fire Station, Routes 18 and 76. Free coffee and doughnuts and a noontime luncheon are provided. Hunters may use shotguns only.
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Black River Game Club
Litchfield
Rts
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Huron
Dale's Marsh
Fox
Miami
Florida
Harriet F. Russell
Washington Ave
Garrison Bight
Key West
Bob Hare
New York State
Don Miller
Sherpshead
Asd
Service
Firebird
Gene
E. Broad
Turnpike
Game Club
Fox Drive
Ren
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