Cincinnati area (Hamilton County) Water temperatures have fluctuated quite a bit in the past month, but as waters begin to warm catfishing should turn on. Try any legal live bait or cut bait. Many anglers
Irish Hills Area Bluegills are starting to stage, and anglers are catching good numbers of fish on local inland lakes. Turkey hunting has slowed, and hunting pressure has been light. Knutson’s Sporting Goods, (800) 292-0857
Indian River Fishing has been slow and fishing pressure light on Burt and Mullett lakes. Ditto for turkey hunting. Pat & Gary’s Party Store, (231) 238-6776. Traverse City Area Walleye fishing has been good on
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been decent in Brimley Bay, and a few fish have been caught in Munuscong and Raber bays. Perch fishing has been slow at Cedarville, but pike and splake are hitting
Lehigh River The stretch from Jim Thorpe downstream to the Palmerton Pool was yielding nice trout. Strap Raysely, of Laurys Station, caught three nice trout over 14 inches each, and six smallmouths on minnows. Little
Lake Wallenpaupack (Pike County) Walleyes were active on stickbaits along shore, and running 6 to 8 pounds. Channel catfish from 10 to 15 pounds were hitting off the docks, and crappies were taking fatheads in
Lake Erie Perch were schooling in 35 to 40 feet out of Walnut Creek and in 30 feet east and west of the peninsula. Smallmouth bass were leaving the creeks, and hitting on the east
Monongahela River Some of the best walleye fishing in years was reported in mid-May. Ohio River Anglers caught smallmouth bass, freshwater drum and hybrid striped bass in the higher water levels brought on by rainfall
Sayers Lake (Centre County) Steady sunfish and crappie bites were reported from shore in mid-May, with minnows and redworms and twister tails productive floated under a bobber or slow-retrieved. Black Moshannon Lake (Centre County) This
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