Delta Reservoirs #1 & #2 Fishing Map – Northwest OH
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| Lake Information | Details and State Management |
|---|---|
| Delta Reservoirs | Delta Reservoirs 1 and 2 are in Fulton County. Reservoir #1 has 39 acres with 1.1 miles of shoreline. Reservoir #2 is 50 acres with 1.13 miles of shoreline. These reservoirs are in Ohio Division of Wildlife District Two(2). |
| Location | Both of the Delta Reservoirs lie one mile north of the village of Delta on County Road H approximately 1.5 miles east of State Route 109. |
| Distance from Major Cities | 22 miles west of Toledo. 65 miles north of Findlay. 35 miles northeast of Defiance. |
| Fishing Opportunities | Delta Reservoir #1 has been stocked with; *White Crappie *Channel Catfish *Bluegill *Largemouth Bass *Bullheads *Rock Bass *Northern Pike. Introduced through Bad Creek are *Carp and *Suckers. Delta Reservoir #2 was stocked in 1984 with; *Largemouth Bass *Channel Catfish *Bluegill *Yellow Perch *Walleye *Saugeye. Also found (via Bad Creek) are *Crappie *Bullheads *Carp *Suckers. |
| Boating Information | A boat ramp and parking area are located on the south side of Reservoir #2 off of County Road H. A small boat ramp is situated at the parking area on the south side of Reservoir #1. There is an electric motors only restriction. |
| State Management | The Division of Wildlife activities include ~ population monitoring ~ age and growth studies ~ angler harvest studies ~ water quality analysis. |
Delta Reservoirs #1 & #2 – Courtesy of Google Maps
A very special THANKS to the Ohio Division of Natural Resources, the Division of Wildlife and the Division of Watercraft for their hard work and dedication in providing Ohio sportsmen and women with safety and excellent fishing & hunting opportunities!
Turn In a Poacher (1-800-POACHER)
Ohio’s Turn In a Poacher, or ”TIP” program is helping to curtail poaching throughout the state, by involving the public in reporting wildlife violations. If you observe a wildlife violation, click here and submit the form online or print the form and mail it to:
TIP Headquarters, Division of Wildlife
2045 Morse Rd., Bldg G
Columbus, Ohio 43229-6693
Or call the TIP toll-free hotline, 1-800-POACHER.
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- Black Widow Spiders June 19, 2018A rare species in Ohio, but found occasionally in southern counties, is the black widow spider as pictured here. The male black widow is smaller than the female and does not pose any risk to humans, but the female’s bite can be serious and medical attention is required.
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