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Updated 12:05 PM Friday, April 3, 2009

Know the rules

Here are some southwest Ohio fishing regulations you should know about:

15-inch minimum size limit for walleyes at C.J. Brown Reservoir.

12-inch minimum size limit for bass at: C.J. Brown, East Fork, Grand Lake St. Marys, Loramie and Rocky Fork.

15-inch minimum size limit for all bass at Adams, Acton, Caesar Creek, Cowan, Paint Creek and Rush Run lakes.

9-inch minimum size limit for crappies at Caesar Creek Lake.

Daily bag limit of 40 for yellow perch on all inland lakes.

Daily bag limit of 6 channel catfish at the following public lakes less than 700 acres: Acton Lake, Adams Lake, Clark Lake, Cowan Lake, Darke Wildlife Area ponds, Eastwood Lake, Fallsville Wildlife Area ponds, Grant Lake, Indian Creek Wildlife Area ponds, Oldaker Wildlife Area ponds, Rush Run Lake, Spring Valley Lake, Stonelick Lake, Sycamore State Park ponds, Tawawa Lake, Wabash Reservoir #1, and Winchester Reservoir. Other lakes: a daily bag limit of one channel catfish 28 inches and larger. No daily bag limit for channel cats under 28 inches except as noted above.

Mad River brown trout: minimum length 12 inches, bag limit is 2.

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