Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – The deep mud and gravel offers the best walleye action during the day with crawlers, leeches or crankbaits trolled in 24 to 28 feet. At night, this deep
SOUTHERN LP Lake St. Clair Muskie fishing has been very good off the weather buoy in the middle of Lake St. Clair. Walleye anglers report a good bite at the Dumping Grounds and a few
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie – Very good walleye catches, including a number of 7- to 10-pounders were reported in 65 to 75 feet all over the lake in mid-August. Perch were spotty, with the best
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye action has slowed during the day, but with some persistence you’ll catch fish on the deep mud and gravel with leeches and crawlers. The night bite is
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Good walleye fishing continues in Lake Erie for trollers between Dunkirk and Sturgeon Point on worm harnesses and stick baits. Even better action is taking place off Barcelona,
DOOR PENINSULA AND KEWAUNEE AREA Door County salmon fishing has slowed somewhat from Sturgeon Bay to Gills Rock. Anglers averaged around two or three fish. Many boats were seen still working green J-plugs and looking
North Chain: According to fishing reporter Cory Yarmuth, the panfish bite is excellent and the boat docks are offering some good structure and shade to the fish. Bluegills and sunfish are being found in water
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie – When conditions allowed, walleyes were hitting in 65 to 75 feet of water along most of the Pennsylvania shoreline, from the Ohio line to Northeast at the end of July.
Central Region Griggs Reservoir (Franklin County) – This 361-acre reservoir in Columbus provides good fishing for smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, bluegill, crappie and carp. Target smallmouth bass downstream of the dam in the Scioto River
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