Mayfly hatch disrupts fishing
I have spent a lot of time in the last month up at Lake Erie doing a lot of fishing. The action has been good with all three species, walleye, largemouth bass, and smallmouth bass but it recently came to almost a standstill for several days. The culprit? The hatch of the mayflies.
Indian Child Welfare Act to remain intact
“The Constitution does not erect a firewall around family law.”
Expanding childcare in rural communities
Parents should not have to choose between going to work to provide for their families and making sure their children are well cared for. A person in a suitDescription automatically generated with medium confidenceAcross Ohio, childcare is far too expensive and too hard to find – particularly in rural communities, where parents face unique challenges and have unique needs when it comes to caring for their children.
Ohio fishing is heating up as weather does
Now that June has arrived, the temperature is heating up as well as the fishing. The walleye at Lake Erie are done spawning and the females are migrating north and east towards deeper water and putting the feed bag on to recover from the stress of reproducing.
Toto, we’re not in the museum anymore
“The slippers are widely viewed as among the most recognizable memorabilia in American film history.”
Jousting, sword fighting and — detachment
“The property is far better aligned with the township for provided services than the village, who provides no services.”
Wild turkey season still going strong
Ohio’s wild turkey hunters have checked a total of 12,755 birds through Sunday, May 7 during the 2023 spring hunting season, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife.
Overcoming fears with help from God
I’ve always classified myself as a farm girl. I’d romp in the hay with my brothers, help dad milk the goats and dream of marrying a farmer.
Ohio Wildlife Council hears hunting proposals
