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Ladue Public Hunting Area East Branch Reservoir Division of Wildlife Ohio Department of Natural Resources Headwaters Park (Geauga Park District) LADUE PUBLIC HUNTING AREA By Agreement With the City of Akron, Water Supply Division Durkee Road Durkee Road Geauga and Portage Counties P Butternut Road Public Hunting & Fishing 8,856 Acres P Road Station Fisher Road 44 Road Hale P Tare Creek P Bass Lake Road Lake Bass Pekin Road Nauvoo Road P Burton Windsor Road Aquilla Road Maple Highlands Trail BURTON 608 (Proposed) Road Stone 87 P P P 87 MIDDLEFIELD Gingerich P Road Hotchkiss Road Road White Georgia Road Music Street P Old Rider Road Rider Old Punderson State Park Pond Road P Burton Wetlands Road Rapids (Geauga Park District) Hubbard Road Bell Street Snow Road 168 700 Shedd Road 44 River Franks Road Eldon Russell Park Cuyahoga (Geauga Park District) P Auburn Marsh Wildlife Area Road Snow Jug Street Jug Stafford Road P Patch Road Patch Road Stafford Road P Valley Road Valley P P P Newcomb Road Newcomb Messenger Road Messenger P P P Wendell R. Wing Road LaDue Boat Ramp Reservoir Road Mumford (Electric Auburn Road Auburn Nash Road Washington Street Motors Only) P P 422 P Taylor May Road 422 P Boat Ramp P Rapids Road Rapids Tilden Street Jug Road P P Agler Road P Shaw Road Shaw Hoover Road P P Fox Road P Winagle P Bartholomew Road P Road P Thorpe Road McCall Road P P Road Tilden GEAUGA COUNTY GEAUGA COUNTY PORTAGE COUNTY Black Brook LEGEND PORTAGE COUNTY Crackel Road P Parking Winchell Road P Marshland 700 44 Grassland Norton Road Sheldon Road Woodland Allyn Road Brushland r e v No Trespassing i R a g No Hunting Zone Wayne Road o ah Mantua Center Road Center Mantua Frost Road Frost uy C Skinner Road Road Alpha Restricted Waterfowl Hunting Zone P Road Abbott HIRAM 82 82 0 1 2 4 © This map may not be reproduced for sale. Scale in Miles Vaughn Road Vaughn LOCATION AND DESCRIPTION HUNTING, TRAPPING, & FISHING The LaDue Public Hunting Area totals 8,856 acres situated Waterfowl hunting on LaDue Reservoir requires a controlled primarily in southern Geauga County centered around the waterfowl hunting permit. A permit drawing is held annually prior intersections of US Route 422 and State Route 44. Many separate to the season. Contact the Division of Wildlife for the drawing REA parcels form a mosaic of property stretching from the East Branch date. Waterfowl hunting on the portion of LaDue Reservoir west Reservoir south and into northern Portage County. Much of this of State Route 44 is open without restriction as are all portions A property lies along the Cuyahoga River and surrounds the 1,475- of the property that are outside of the “Restricted Waterfowl acre Wendell R. LaDue Reservoir. Hunting Zone” (see map). Furbearer trapping is permitted throughout the area, however, a permit is required to trap beaver or river otter on this or any Division-owned or managed land. Contact the Division for the permit drawing date. UNTING PUBLIC USE FACILITIES H There are many parking lots available throughout the wildlife area for parking. There are two boat ramps; one is located just off of Washington Street north of US 422 and the other is just south IC of Taylor-May Road on SR 44. L ADDITIONAL INFORMATION UB Further information may be obtained from the Area Manager, HISTORY AND PURPOSE Grand River Wildlife Area, 6686 SR 534, West Farmington, Ohio This area is owned by the city of Akron and is under the 44491; telephone (330) 889-3280 or from the Wildlife District P authority of its Water Supply Division. The LaDue Reservoir was Three Office, 912 Portage Lakes Drive, Akron, Ohio 44319; constructed in 1963 and serves as a major water supply for the telephone (330) 644-2293. city. For many years, the public recreation opportunities available UE here were administered by Akron Water Supply, but in 2002 negotiations were opened with the Ohio Division of Wildlife to transfer that responsibility. In 2006, a 25-year renewable lease D agreement was signed for fish and wildlife management and public A recreational use of the premises as well as the Mogadore Reservoir and surrounding land in Portage County. L 90 80 90 44 LaDue Restricted Zones, posted with “No Trespassing Zone” signs on Reservoir Toledo 442 land and marker buoys in the water, are located around the main Cleveland dam at the north end of the reservoir and around the Black Brook Dike at the southern end. These areas may not be entered by the TURN IN A POACHER 76 Ohio’s TIP, “Turn In a Poacher,” program is helping to curtail public at any time. Youngstown poaching throughout the state. TIP is designed to involve 71 75 the public in reporting wildlife violations. Citizens who 77 observe wildlife violations should call the TIP toll-free hotline, 1-800-POACHER. Columbus 70 70 Dayton 71 Cincinnati FISH AND WILDLIFE This area offers a wide variety of wildlife species. White-tailed deer, wild turkey, and squirrel can be found throughout the area primarily in woodland habitat. In more open land, cottontail rabbit and woodchuck are present. A variety of waterfowl frequent the reservoir as well as smaller wetlands during migration. D ISTANCE from maJOR Mallards, wood ducks, and Canada geese are common while numbers of diving duck species including scaup, ring-necked, POPULATION centers bufflehead, and canvasback increase in late fall and winter. 38 miles from Cleveland The Wendell R. LaDue Reservoir contains diverse sport fish 40 miles from Akron populations which include walleye, largemouth bass, bluegill, 49 miles from Youngstown yellow perch, white and black crappie, and channel catfish. Special regulations limit boaters to the use of electric motors only. It shall be unlawful for any person to use gasoline motors. External fuel tanks are prohibited. Electric motors only are permitted for use on watercraft. (OAC 1501:31-13-07) Publication 5316 (R1114).
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