Central Region Alum Creek Reservoir (Delaware County) – Hard-water anglers fishing north of U.S. 36/37 and in the Galena area of the lake are catching crappies, bluegills and an occasional saugeye. The bite has not been red hot, reports indicate, but just OK. The biggest bluegills have been reported at 7 inches. Reports indicate the […]
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