Kamnikar enters Ohio Trap Shooting Hall of Fame
Lorain's Ken Kamnikar, long a pistol shooter turned trap enthusiast, is inducted into the Ohio Trap Shooting Hall of Fame at Cardinal Shooting Center in Marengo. The former senior veteran captain recalls early exposure, Grand American先 feats, and efforts to grow youth trapshooting through Amherst clubs and local scholarships.
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Lorain
Ken Kamnikar
Kamnikar
Kansas City
Ohio
Ohio Trap Shooting Hall of Fame
Ohio State
Cardinal Shooting Center
Marengo
Morrow County
United States
Kammnikar
Sparta
Ill
Vandalia
Kam
Ohio Trapshooters Hall of Fame
Lake Erie fishing report highlights offshore walleye action
The Ohio Department of Natural Resources reports water temperatures of 72 degrees off Toledo and 65 off Cleveland. Walleye fishing around Middle and North Bass islands remains strongest, with many anglers limiting in 2 to 3 hours. Trolling worm harnesses at 1.3–1.7 mph and spoons 45–75 feet behind divers produce lines, with purple and gold as top colors. Largemouth and smallmouth bass show solid effort from Portage River mouth to Sandusky Bay, with best largemouth at harbors and river mouths and smallmouth near islands and reef. Catfish surge in Sandusky and Maumee bays. Shoreline options exist at Sandusky parks and piers. From Huron to Lorain, 35–45 feet holds many limits. walleye also bite from 15–30 feet near rocky shores. Smallmouth strong around Cleveland area harbors.
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Walleye
Middle
North Bass Islands
Portage River
Sandusky Bay
Catawba
Huron
Lorain
Rocky River
Edgewater Park
Fairport Harbor
Ashtabula
Cuyahoga River
Erie
Lake Erie
Roger Knight
Lake Erie Fisheries Program
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
Sandusky Fisheries Research Station
Knight
ODNR
Ohio
Chip Gross
Morrow County
Western Basin
Gross
Walleye boom sustains Lake Erie's northwest Ohio economy
Port Clinton reports walleye drives a 1.3 billion dollar sportfishing industry in Ohio waters. The fish fetches 15 to 18 dollars per pound, supports nearly 700 charter boats, and draws anglers from across the region. Experts cite historic rises and falls due to pollution, dam construction, and Clean Water Act recovery, with a strong 2003 and 2015 hatch fueling current optimism for ongoing gains.
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Port Clinton
Lake Erie
Ohio
Sander Vitrous
Erie
Mike McCroskey
Steve Miller
Miller
Towa
Hartman
Rick Ferguson
Curtice
Ferguson
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Maumee Bays
Shoreline Park
Battery Park
Meigs Street
Central Basin
Conneaut
The
North America
McCroskey
Sean Moran
Northwest