Interior pushes refuge development despite threats study
The Wilderness Society accuses the Interior Department and Fish and Wildlife Service of pursuing aggressive economic expansion in national wildlife refuges. A draft 1982 FWS study cites 7,717 internal and external threats from pollution to oil and gas activity that could degrade resources, while officials seek to open more refuges to energy development.
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Washington, D.C
Fish and Wildlife Service
National Wildlife
Interior Department
The
Wilderness Society
Charles Clusen
James Watt
Clutsen
Society
FWS
Clusen
Washington
Interior Development
Secretary War
Young angler reels big walleye on Lake Erie outing
Paul Stock, nine, and his grandfather Joseph Kale of Center Ridge Road, along with Stock's parents at Cambridge Avenue, enjoyed a Lake Erie fishing trip with a limit of walleyes including a 24 inch 544 pound fish. The pair also filled a cooler with perch using a chartreuse Marble Eye lure.
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Paul Stock
Lake Erie
Joseph Kale
Center Ridge Road
Paul
James Stock
Cambridge Ave
No netting in forseeable future on Lake Erie walleye
A letter from Resources Director Myrl H. Shoemaker to Gay Marsh states the state has never considered lifting the ban on commercial walleye fishing in Lake Erie. Division of Wildlife data confirms there will be no commercial harvest this year or in the foreseeable future. The piece also notes the 1983 Ohio Wetlands Habitat Stamp is on sale, with proceeds supporting wildlife programs, and highlights local hunter safety and trapper education efforts along with a lake Erie fishing event planned by Lorain County Ccasters at Wellington Upground and Maude Neiding Park activities.
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Lake Erie
Shoemaker
Division of Wildlife
Dublin Road
Columbus
Anglers jargon adds pizzaz to the outing
A C T Outdoor writer explains fishers jargon, giving terms like net man, sling lead, picking, 10 count, creeper, and hawg. The glossary highlights how color and precision spice up angling talk.
Ohio River bass to test the best at BASS Masters Classic
The 1983 BASS Masters Classic on the Ohio River near Cincinnati pits 42 top bass anglers against tough conditions. With a $100 000 prize pool and a $40 000 winner, competitors face low water, scattered fish, and new 12 inch minimum, favoring spinnerbait tactics led by Larry Nixon Tommy Martin and Rick Clunn.
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Lake Erie
Ohio River
Larry Nixon
Tommy Martin
Rick Clunn
Wild horses and burros up for adoption in Ohio
A temporary adoption center will operate at Kidron Auction Market August 12 to 17, 10 miles southeast of Massillon. About 135 wild horses and burros from Wyoming and California are up for adoption with a 195 dollar fee per animal. U.S. ownership remains one year, then transfer if cared for. advance applications improve selection. Call 522 4040 in Cleveland.
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Wayne County
Kidron
Massillon
Interior Department Bureau of Land Management
Wyoming
California
U.S
Call
Cleveland
Black River ox roast planned for August 7
Black River Game Club schedules final plans at its Tuesday meeting 8 p.m. at EST Bank Grafton for the annual ox roast on August 7 at Maple Grove Lake Belden near Route 303 and Route 83. The pit opens 2 p.m. serving 2 to 5 p.m. and beef sandwiches go on sale after 5 p.m. Work parties are set for August 6 at 9 a.m. and August 8 at 9 a.m. for cleanup after the event. Next club trustees meeting is 8 p.m. August 9 at Litchfield Fire Station.
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Black River Game Club
Grafton
Maple Grove Lake
Belden
Litchfield Fire Station
Osprey Sightings Promise Bass Fishermen’s Delight
The osprey, a graceful water bird, nests in tall dead timber over water, signaling good bass fishing in Kentucky waters like the Kentucky River and Land Between the Lakes. Maryland chicks released into Kentucky aim to establish nests as they migrate to South America and back.
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Tucky River
Kentucky
Maryland
South America
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Socity
Outdoor News
Don Miller
Gay Marsh
Demas Ave
Myrl H. Shoemaker
Ane
Ohio
Harry Antis
Ann Arbor
Mich
Richard Twining
Wellington
Adam
Rachel Twining
Rich
Aaron
Rachel
Fred Erbe
Lorain County
Black River Audubon Society
Mill Hollow
Maude Neiding Park
Amherst
Erbe
LCC
Danny Krause
Franklin Ave
Wood Lake
Middle Avenue
Tony Denslow
C-T
Batch
Sundance
Creeper
Nightcrawler
Cincinnati
Jack Chancellor
Phenix City
Ala
Markland Dam
Indiana
Coble
SAT
Winston-Ssten
Black River
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Elyria
SUGG
SPEER
Hornado
Sierra
Spey
Irder
Eloader
Lake Ave
Elyria Elyria
Lorain
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