The Ohio Department of Natural Resources stocked Ohio lakes, rivers, ponds and streams with 46 million fish in 2024.

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The Ohio Division of Wildlife stocked 46 million fish last year, with about half being one sport fish species.

For any fishing enthusiasts hoping to hook a particular species, here is the list of what fish were stocked where in the ...