• The daily bag limit for walleye on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is 4 fish per angler from March 1 through April 30. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches. • The
Cincinnati area and Clermont County Anglers are reporting some success in the tributaries on worms as well as Twister Tails tipped with minnows. Catches are mostly bluegill and white bass. Greenup dam area Hybrid striped
Griggs Reservoir (Franklin County) This 361-acre reservoir in Columbus provides good crappie and black bass fishing. When fishing for crappies, try around woody cover in deeper water and old river beds using jigs and minnows
Lake St. Clair Fishing has been slow on Lake St. Clair, with high wind and muddy water turning anglers away. Most fishermen are heading to the Detroit River for a good walleye bite. Lakeside Fishing
Indian River Fishing pressure has been light on Burt and Mullett lakes, and success has been fair. Steelhead fishing remains pretty good on the Ocqueoc and Bear rivers. Toms are strutting and gobbling. A few
Pickford Area Perch fishing has been fair at the Les Cheneaux Islands. Wax worms and minnows have produced good results. Wilderness Treasures, (906) 647-4002. Drummond Island Area Perch fishing has slowed around Drummond Island, with
Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) Perch were hitting off the North Pier, and crappies were reported in Marina Lake and Long Pond in the lagoons in mid-April. Northern pike were reported in Marina Lake and
Ohio River (Allegheny County) The water below Neville Island back channel was producing nice releases of walleyes and smallmouth bass, with the morning hours productive. Anglers were catching catfish, including flatheads up to 20 pounds,
Fishing Creek (Clinton County) Low, clear conditions were reported April 12, making dry-fly-fishing productive. Hendricksons and grannoms were hatching, along with black stoneflies. Water was in the 50s. Hatches included black midges (24), blue-winged olives
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