Belleville Pool Area Catches of sport fish has been slow, but anglers are catching some black bass on a variety of lures, including spinnerbaits, drop-shots, and crankbaits. Catfish are biting fairly well throughout the pool, both for shore and boat anglers. Flatheads are being caught on live baitfish on bottom near drop-offs and structure. Channel […]
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