Ohio Outdoor News Fishing Report – December 7, 2023 – video
Mike Moore
December 7, 2023
Lake of the Woods Fishing Report – September 25, 2023
Anchored up or spot locked and jigging over the side of the boat is an effective fall method. Using gold, pink, glow, orange and chartreuse colored jigs tipped with a frozen emerald shiner is hard to beat.
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