Greenup Tailwater Area Water remains higher than normal, but don’t let that deter your fishing efforts. Decent numbers of hybrid striped bass are still being caught on any standard float and jig. If you’re looking
Hargus Creek Lake (Pickaway County) Crappies are active in coves and around woody cover; use minnows or small jigs under a bobber. A good number of bluegills and redear sunfish up to 8 inches can
Killdeer Plains Pond #30 (Wyandot County) This pond is located southeast of Harpster, off Township Highway 125. Just south of the railroad tracks, turn west and follow the gravel lane back to the pond. Sunfish
Northeast Ohio Region The crappie bite continues to ride its high peak in most reservoirs in northeast Ohio with the sunfish and catfish bite creeping up into the rankings. With water levels being a bit
AEP ReCREATION LANDS (Morgan, Muskingum, and Noble counties) Bluegills are found in nearly every impoundment at the ReCreation lands. This time of year, they should be on or guarding their beds, and the clear water
Rocky Fork Lake (Highland County) Prior to the heavy rains, bluegills were being taken in 2-4 feet of water along shorelines with fallen trees and brush. Use wax worms, redworms, or pieces of nightcrawlers fished
The daily bag limit for walleyes on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is 6 fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches. The daily bag limit for yellow perch is 30
Lake St. Clair Perch fishing is improving on Lake St. Clair, and anglers have been reporting success. Those fishing with minnows are catching fish in front of the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, off 9 Mile
Allegan Area Bluegill fishing has been good on most inland lakes in the area, including Eagle, Duck, Miner, and Scott. Perch are hitting minnows fished in 65 to 85 feet of water on Lake Michigan.
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