The fish, taken from an Ohio River inlet inside Clermont County, at 101 pounds and change turned out to be the biggest ever hooked on fishing tackle in the state.

Fishing Record Fish ‘I Just Wanted to Catch a Fish,’ Says Ohio Angler Who Caught the New State-Record Crappie Teresa Croy caught the record fish using a worm for bait By Bob McNally Published Jan 17, ...

Just ask an Ottawa woman who now holds the Ohio state record after catching a 3.91-pound crappie last fall. According to the Ohio Division of Wildlife, a 29-year Ohio state record for white ...

Ohio’s record fish are determined on the basis of weight only and are certified by the Outdoor Writers of Ohio State Record Fish Committee with assistance from fishery biologists from the Ohio ...

In Ohio, record fish are determined solely by weight and are certified by the Outdoor Writers of Ohio State Record Fish Committee, with assistance from fishery biologists from the Ohio Division of ...

The Ohio Division of Wildlife said fish records are determined by weight and are certified by the Outdoor Writers of Ohio State Record Fish Committee with help from fishery biologists.

The official state record for fish in Ohio is determined based solely on weight and must be certified by the Outdoor Writers of Ohio State Record Fish Committee, with assistance from fishery ...

Ohio’s state record fish are determined solely by weight and are certified by the Outdoor Writers of Ohio State Record Fish Committee with support from fishery biologists.

The Outdoor Writers of Ohio organization has maintained Ohio's state-record fish listing for decades, a one-of-a-kind way of doing it that has worked.

Wondering who has the biggest fish tale in Ohio? The Outdoor Writers of Ohio State Record Fish Committee keeps track of state records — everything from bass to perch to walleye. The longest ...