Knox Lake (Knox County) Areas of woody shoreline cover are good locations to fish for largemouth bass this time of year. For best results, try dark-colored creature baits and jig-and-pigs fished shallow. Most of these
Paulding Reservoir (Paulding County) This 67-acre reservoir is located at Reservoir Park in the village of Paulding. It provides good opportunities for anglers pursuing channel catfish, saugeyes and bluegills this time of year. Fish for
Mahoning River (Mahoning County) Northeast Ohio has some amazing lakes, but its hidden gems are the rivers, and the Mahoning River is no exception. The spring season is a great time to start targeting the
Ross Lake (Ross County) Several areas of submerged structure have enhanced this 143-acre lake. Try casting wax worms or nightcrawlers over some of this submerged structure for good catches of bluegills. Fishing for largemouth bass
C. J. Brown Reservoir (Clark County) Walleye fishing continues to improve and anglers can still catch white bass, too. Early morning boat anglers fishing jigs tipped with a nightcrawler over the midlake humps and in
Lake St. Clair High winds and storms had the water on Lake St. Clair muddied up pretty bad last week. Walleye fishing had been pretty good prior to the adverse weather. Turkey hunting has been
East Jordan Area Opening weekend of the inland fishing season in the Lower Peninsula was slow, with low temperatures prevailing. Brook trout fishing has been good on the Jordan River and all the tributary streams.
Pickford Area Fishing has been slow and fishing pressure has been light in the eastern U.P. A few splake have been caught in Lake Huron around the Les Cheneaux Islands. Anglers are still catching a
Octararo Lake (Lancaster County) Largemouth bass fishing has been excellent this spring, with numerous 6-pounders released. Crappie fishing was good to average at the end of April, with jigs and fathead minnows or jigs and
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