Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – Walleye action during midday hours has slowed, although the deep gravel and mud flats continue to produce some fish on leeches or crawlers. The evening and early morning
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – This 3,192-acre lake north of Columbus can provide fishing action all summer long. As water temperatures increase, fish move to deeper water. Largemouth bass are being caught
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie – When conditions allowed, perch were hitting in 55 to 60 feet in front of Walnut Creek, and walleyes in 65 to 70 feet on the south side of the first
SOUTHERN LP Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been pretty good on Lake St. Clair. A decent bite has been reported by anglers fishing off Metro Beach, Huron Point, and off the south end of
Big Six LAKE MILLE LACS East – The deep gravel and mud is producing walleyes during the day in 24 to 30 feet of water. Live-bait rigs or spinners are still the best option during
ASHLAND_AREA Surface temps on Lake Superior are approaching the high 60s in some areas already. Anglers are switching over to summer lake trout tactics and areas. In the islands, fish are moving to the first
Western New York Lake Erie and tributaries: Bass fishing continues to be very good all around the lake. Targeting 15- to 35-foot depths seems to be the norm for anglers using tube jigs, drop-shot rigs
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, guides and sporting goods stores. North Lake Michigan: There have been some reports of kings and steelhead being caught off the piers casting
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie – When conditions allowed, anglers were catching walleyes in 25 to 30 feet and in 50 to 55 feet, from off the point straight out of Walnut Creek to Virginia’s Beach
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