Seven weeks in ice shack becomes personal journey on Lake Superior
Tom Nutt spent seven weeks in a 6 by 8 foot ice fishing shack near Lake Superior as a publicity stunt for off season recreation. He lived without radio or phone, cooked on an oil heater, ate fresh trout and home canned vegetables, and reflected on life, marriage, and simplicity while enduring subzero winds, shifting ice, and a March deadline to remove the shack.
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Dave Skidmore
Associated Press
Tom Nutt
Lake Superior
Nutt
Wisconsin
Bayfield County
Ashland
Washburn
Maumee
Portage
Sandusky
Lake Erie
Ohio deer season sets record harvest and heavy fines paid
Ohio wildlife officials reported a record 64,949 legally taken deer in 1984 85 plus a total kill count of 68 919 including highway deaths. The Division of Wildlife announced $40 087 12 in settlements from polluters with Landmark Inc 24 039 for 81 049 animals killed by nitrogen pollution. Also details on walleye fishing rules boat dock lotteries and the Jet Lures fishing contest with prizes up to 200 for the largest walleye.
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Ohio
Division of Wildlife
Wildlife District Two
Landmark, Inc
Wauseon
Turkeyfoot Creek
Fulton County
Horn
Bucyrus
Blanchard River
Hardin County
ODNR
Division of Parks and Recreation
Cleveland Lakefront
Lake Erie
Jet Lure Co
Rosewood Drive
Elyria
Outdoors editor Grilli joins Chronicle Telegram staff
Sam Grilli, famed outdoors writer, becomes Chronicle Telegram outdoors editor. With 20 years in print and TV, he will run seminars at the Sportsman's Show, oversee a CT fishing trip drawing, and begin a weekly outdoors column and Sunday sports page feature. He succeeds Don Miller as CT outdoors editor.
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Sam Grilli
Chronicle Telegram
Grilli
Sunpapers
Walleye Magazine
Numerus
Cleveland Magazine
Fins & Feathers
Fishing World
Great Lakes
Cleveland Convention Center
Chronicle-Telegram
Sam
Don Miller
CT Outdoors
Minimum length limits improve fishing in Ohio lakes
Ohio Department of Natural Resources findings show that imposing minimum length limits on largemouth bass can boost bass size and catch rates on selected lakes. Knox Lake saw bass over 11 inches double after a 16 inch limit, with strong fisherman support. Snowden Lake shows early gains under a 15 inch plan.
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Gildo Tori
Dept. Natural Resources
Ohio
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Division of Wildlife
Tom Wasson
Wasson
Knox Lake
Knox County
Snowden Lake
Athens County
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Haywood Carroll
Carroll
Lorain
Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ Wildlife News
Cowen Lake
Kiser Lake
West Branch
Mosquito Lake
Buckeye Lake
Gene Legeza
C-T
Tony Denslow
Medina
Arnold Miller
Sam Grill
Moceyun
Vanrae
Vantei WA
Wwe
Holiday Inn
Leraim Blvd