Stable weather has helped keep the early ice bite going strong. The early morning temperatures have been 14 to 17 degrees, which is warm in relation to the sub-zero morning temps that had been seen
The walleye fishing on Beaver Dam Lake is still pretty good. Anglers also are catching crappies and perch on Beaver Dam Lake. There has been some walleye action on Fox Lake, but most of the
Yellow Breeches Creek (Cumberland County) – Trout were chasing Woolly Buggers in clear, chilly water earlier this month. Both the main stem and the short spring creek between main stem and the Children’s Lake in
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Anglers fishing below the spillway for saugeyes are running into an inconsistent bite, reports Bob Mathie of Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark. The main lake was frozen
State fisheries biologists recently collected 1,200 sauger from the Ohio River in southwest Ohio. The fish will be held in state fish hatcheries until next spring when they will be used for saugeye propagation, according
North Park (Allegheny County) – Anglers unable to fish the river have been heading to this small impoundment, which is yielding catches of stocked trout. Allegheny River – High, fast-moving murky water has made fishing
Guilford Lake (Columbiana County) – The Division of Wildlife recently completed a crappie population survey at Guilford Lake, a 396-acre system, which is part of Guilford Lake State Park. During the October survey, 694 crappie
Baldwin Area Steelhead fishing has been fair on the Pere Marquette River, but fishing pressure has been light. Ice is running up to 3 inches thick on most area lakes. A few bluegills have been
Drummond Island Area Ice is forming on the bays around Drummond Island, but 14 inches of new snow has put a damper on any new ice forming. No one is ice fishing yet. Deer hunting
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