Little Pine Lake (Lycoming County) – Conditions have varied with limited ice fishing activity. Little Pine Creek, Pine Creek (Lycoming County) – Accessibility has varied with conditions, although single-digit air temperatures have kept anglers away.
Dillon Lake (Muskingum County) – Anglers have been catching decent numbers of channel catfish near the beach, and some crappies and bluegills below the spillway. The panfish have been small, though, reports Bob Mathie of
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – As of March 4, Buckeye Lake’s waters were rising and were near summer pool level, reports Bob Mathie of Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark. Ice fishing is
Allegheny River – Pressure has been light in recent weeks, although three anglers made some nice walleye catches, up to 8 pounds, in late February. Ohio River – A few anglers have been catching average-sized
The perch action was spotty the past week, with only a few fish being iced at the Peshtigo harbor. There also have been a few anglers fishing for northern pike. Most of the pressure has
For the first couple of weeks of the early catch-and-release trout season, the rivers are going to need a couple of weeks of warm weather to get rid of the ice. Snow depths aren’t all
Lake Decatur: Crappies are being caught on minnows. Bluegill fishing has been slow, and a few being caught on worms. Catfish have been very slow on worms and stinkbaits. Mike’s Tackle World: Decatur (217) 423-0730
Black Lake: It’s been fairly quiet of late, perhaps because of the snowstorm at the end of the month. At last report, fishing had been spotty for panfish and walleye, although a few northerns have
Crappies will be in the 20-foot range on the deeper lakes, and in the 12-foot range on shallower lakes. Anglers are having success, but they have to move around. There are the usual spots like
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