What's in My Pack? The Maumee River Walleye Run with Brian Schmidt

In this episode of What's in My Pack, Wildlife Fisheries Biologist, Brian Schmidt talks to us about the Maumee River Walleye Run, along with how anglers can prepare themselves before they arrive.
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To learn more about state parks along with outdoor activities visit www.ohiodnr.gov.
To learn more about the laws and regulations associated with Fishing in Ohio visit www.wildohio.gov.

[@davidwelch3459]

Is there access for handicap people?

[@TheOhioDNR]

Yes, there are a number of areas that provide access for those who need it. Here are a few locations we're aware of. 1. Maple Street: One of the best locations for easy access is the Maple Street Access. 2. Farnsworth Park: This is farther upstream but the walleye push into these sections. There are docks put towards the end of the walleye run. 3. Riverview Path and Towpath: The entire path that runs along the river really has some outstanding fishing. 4. Ford Street: There is a cement culvert about 100 yards downstream from the Ford Street access. This is right on the Riverview Path but would allow good fishing and easy access from a wheelchair.

[@warrenhall7060]

guess i am the lucky one never fished for walleye and with all of the rules and regulations that is fine by me ..fishing should be fun not a nightmare of wondering how many brand new laws are being broken...went hunting in 2012 in perry county ohio ended up with 500 dollars worth of fines...never went hunting again in ohio...nothing but hassel at the state parks makes me regret serving in the military..

[@austinhall485]

I mean it's pretty easy to keep the regs on your phone and remember a few rules 😂