I think Jones fish hatchery carries a number of different species of sunfish for sale, I know they carry bluegill at least so you may want to check that out.
"FORAGE FISH means freshwater drum (in the Lake Erie fishing district only), carp, quillback, suckers, bowfin, gar, buffalo, gizzard shad, and goldfish. These species may be taken by any method except by means of explosives, poisons, firearms, electricity, chemicals, nets, seines, or traps, or by snagging within 1,000 feet downstream of a dam. Gizzard shad and smelt may be taken with a minnow seine, minnow dip net, or hand landing net."
I have been doing some more creeking recently, I haven't been able to catch a female for my banded darter, if anyone catches an extra one they dont need, feel free to send me a pm.
I caught some other species of darters recently but i released most of them due to lack of space, i probably could catch them again. They were not very pretty though, some type of speckled species, I could catch someone some of those if they wanted to do a trade probably.Anyway, my advice is to not where flip flops when you are creeking... my foot is still healing.
"It is unlawful to buy or sell any fish taken by angling from any water area in the state where an Ohio Fishing License is required." -they dont say anything about the fry though..
Good luck creeking all.
and hate using laptop 
Anyways if we are doing this I have a seine net (brand new). Couldn't read the links right now, but wonder if there is difference between using fish for bait vs. research/hobby. I know Fred Hamilton aka Mr. 1000 gallon raised a species of sunfish and John Sipes has some nice ones. I have no time to organize anything atm, but if a group is going to go...count me and at least one son in.
