Raystown Lake (Huntingdon County) Timothy Collins, of Central City, caught a trophy brown trout weighing 14½ pounds and measuring 30-plus inches, in the tailrace while targeting muskies with a plug and tube combo Feb. 29.
Deer Creek Lake (Madison, Fayette, and Pickaway counties) Fishermen have begun picking up white bass, although the main runs have yet to begin. Anglers are catching schooling white bass on Rooster Tails, jigs and minnows
Grand Lake St. Marys (Mercer and Auglaize counties) Catfish are the best bite at St. Marys with shoreline anglers at East Bank and Montezuma Bay picking up bites on cut shad and night crawlers. The
Pymatuning Lake (Ashtabula County) Anglers have been catching both walleyes and muskies at this reservoir that spans the Ohio, Pennsylvania border. Anglers are jigging blade baits such as Vib-Es to entice the bite. Muskies are
Salt Fork Lake (Guernsey County) The crappie bite is coming on with warmer temperatures. Try jigs tipped with minis on the brush cover edges in 15-20 feet of water. Some anglers are also picking up
East Fork Lake (Clermont County) The bass and striper bite is still a few weeks away but crappie anglers are having luck fishing small to medium size minnows in deep 15-25 feet of water. Boars
East Jordan Area Open-water fishing has been slow on Lake Charlevoix, but perch fishing should improve any time. A few brown trout have been caught in the south arm. Steelhead are still hitting in the
Pickford Area There was still ice on Munuscong Bay last week, but it wasn’t safe for foot travel. There was no snow on the ground. Smelt are starting to run in Nuns Creek and the
Lake St. Clair Panfish action has been hot all along the American side of Lake St. Clair. Perch up to a foot long have been caught off the mile roads, Metro Beach, Huron Point, and
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