Ohio EPA classifies it as Exceptional Warmwater Habitat / Coldwater Habitat — that is the season and creel row to look up.
There is no hatch record for Ohio in this dataset, and the nearest one on file is the Virginia mountains' — too far from this water to stand in for it. So this page says what it can measure: the season and the water temperature.
Ohio publishes no season on this reach in the file this site reads. Ohio EPA classifies it as Exceptional Warmwater Habitat / Coldwater Habitat, and that is the row to look up in the digest — the season and creel rules follow the classification rather than the river. What the state designates on this water → Ohio regulations →
No gauge on this river reports water temperature. Ohio EPA classes its typed water as unrecorded, which is a classification and not a measurement.
East Fork Queer Creek — live water temperature, regulations and access