Lake Info & State Management
Norwalk Reservoirs 1-2-3 are in Huron County. The reservoirs total 159 acres with 5 miles of shoreline. This reservoir is in Ohio Division of Wildlife District Two(2).
Location ~ The Norwalk Reservoirs are located just southeast of the city of Norwalk at the corners of State Route 18 (Medina Road) and Old State Road and approximately two miles east of State Route 250.
Distance from Major Cities ~ Approximately 15 miles south of Sandusky. Approximately 50 miles west of Cleveland. Approximately 90 miles north of Columbus. Approximately 60 miles southeast of Toledo.
Fishing Opportunities: Norwalk Reservoir #1 is not stocked and not recognized for its fishing. Reservoir #2 is stocked with *Catfish. Reservoir #3 is stocked annually with *Walleye *Saugeye. The reservoirs also contain *Largemouth Bass *Bluegill *Crappies *Northern Pike.
Boating Information ~ There is an electric motor only restriction on all of the Norwalk Reservoirs. You can hand launch your small boat where you wish (as long as you’re safe!). The reservoirs are closed at night.
The Division of Wildlife activities include ~ monitoring fish populations ~ stocking ~ water quality analysis.
Norwalk Reservoirs ~ Google Maps
Ohio Adventures ~ (we went fishing!)
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Clear Fork Reservoir Bass Fishing Review
Spent a sunny, breezy day on Clear Fork Reservoir Thursday. There are some nice bass in there! The stained water was 77 – 79 degrees, and we fished the windy side (campground side).
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LEWT #4 & #5 Coming to Geneva July 12th & 13th
The Lake Erie Walleye Trail has TWO events upcoming in July. July 12th will be the rescheduled Event #4 (originally at Fairport Harbor) at Geneva. Since both original dates for Fairport Harbor were blown out by Mother Nature, tournament
Turn In a Poacher (1-800-POACHER)
Ohio’s Turn In a Poacher -“TIP” program – helps 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 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.