Banner Marsh: Bass are fair on plastics, spinnerbaits or chatterbaits and fair at East Point Access. Bluegills are slow to fair and small on wax worms. Crappies are fair on minnows or jigs with many
Lake Gogebic’s fishing has been better the past few days. Some quick weather fronts had moved through, improving the action. Leeches seem to be producing the best, with crawlers a close second. Walleye size has
Ohio River (Adams County) – Channel catfish and flathead catfish are being caught by anglers using chicken livers, cut bait, and spinnerbaits as bait. Still-fish, keeping the bait in water that’s more than 10 feet
NORTHEAST METRO Topwater baits are turning bass on lakes Jane, Demonterville, and Olson. Look to the weedlines of Forest Lake and Bald Eagle Lake for northern pike. Muskie action has been limited to a few
LAKE_MILLE LACS East – Crawlers continue to produce plenty of walleyes during the day on the 22- to 27-foot gravel bars. The evening hours are best spent on the rocks in nine to 14 feet
Central Region Knox Lake (Knox County) – Largemouth bass are the most popular game fish in this lake. Fishing with tubes, crankbaits, and spinner baits around shoreline cover can be very productive this time of
Maumee River (Defiance County) – Catfish are being taken day and night by still-fishing chubs or shad. The base of Independence Dam is the best spot. Auglaize River (Defiance County) – Good catches of crappies
The daily bag limit for Lake Erie walleyes is six fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleyes is 15 inches. The daily bag limit for Lake Erie yellow perch is 25 fish per
The perch came out on Beaver Dam Lake during the hot weather. Lots of nice, big bluegills also were caught on Beaver Dam. The same pattern emerged on Fox Lake at the same time. The
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