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| Lake Information | Details and State Management |
|---|---|
| Wolf Run Lake | Wolf Run Lake is in Noble County. This small lake covers 220 acres of fishing water and has 8.5 miles of shoreline. It lies within Ohio Division of Wildlife District Four(4). |
| Location | Wolf Run Lake is located in western Noble County approximately three miles north of the city of Caldwell. Access from I-77 is at the Belle Valley Interchange with State Route 821. |
| Distance from Major Cities | Three(3) miles north of Caldwell. 19 miles south of Cambridge. 103 miles south of Akron. 25 miles north of Marietta. 75 miles east of Columbus. |
| Fishing Opportunities | Wolf Run Lake is managed as a Rainbow Trout Fishery. Anglers can also find; *Largemouth Bass *Bluegill *Crappie. *Channel Catfish are stocked by the Ohio Division of Wildlife. |
| Boating Information | There is a 10-hp restriction at Wolf Run Lake. An improved launch ramp is located on the southeast side of the lake. Wolf Run State Park is a 1200 acre park surrounding the lake. |
| State Management | The Division of Wildlife activities include ~ monitoring fish populations ~ construction of fish attractors ~ physical and chemical water analysis. |
Wolf Run Lake Location – Courtesy 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 boating, fishing & hunting opportunities!
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.
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