This photo below was provided by Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Chris Rolph poses with his catch of blue catfish, weighing 96 lbs. in the Ohio River near downtown Cincinnati on
June 11, 2009 . Rolph's catch is 54.5 inches in length with a 36 inch girth. His catch is awaiting certification as the new
state record blue catfish pending review by the Outdoor Writers of Ohio State Record Fish Committee. It will replace the first
ever state record blue catfish certified in 2008 of 57 pounds 3.2 ounces.
(AP Photo/Ohio Department of Natural Resources)
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Take exit 111 off Interstate 70 east of Boonville and west of Columbia,
Missouri. Go north just 100 yards to Hwy 98. Turn right on 98 and drive 2 miles to Taylor's Landing.
6 miles southwest of Columbia, near McBaine,off Route K. This 4,269-acre wetland area provides 10 miles of stream frontage
on Eagle Bluffs.
These marshes provide year-round habitat for migrating and wintering birds as well as apermanent home for wildlife. Theres
a large parking lot at the river a long dike on the south side (No Boat Ramp)
There are several Blow Holes (Flood Ponds) and Hatchery ponds. Fishing is permitted but you must have to get a permit
for Catching Live Bait at the Conservation office located on Hwy
Feeding Frenzy
Public Access to Lake of the Ozarks
1. Bagnell Dam Access - Lake Ozark Lake Road 54-50 South
of Bagnell Dam off Hwy. 54 573-346-2210
