BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Jigging spoons are producing walleyes in 19 feet of water on the Three Mile gravel. Look to Sloppy Joe’s for walleyes in slightly deeper water. Lowlight periods are
Roller coaster temperatures through mid-December played havoc with conditions on lakes, statewide, with skim ice shutting down fishing pressure, only to be followed by rising temperatures and open water. The state also is drawing down
DNR Division of Wildlife fisheries survey teams have had tough luck trying to work on the Ohio River recently with higher than usual water levels, according to Debbie Walters, a fisheries biologist in southwest Ohio.
ASHLAND AREA There were a few boats still out, mainly anchored and jigging over the sides with minnow-tipped jigging spoons. Splake and browns are the most common fish right now, but this time of year
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS On the east side of the lake, Isle Bay, Wahkon Bay, and Cove Bay have four to six inches of ice. Walleye and perch reports have been very good from
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS The main lake remains open, but there is some shoreline ice and limited ice is starting to form in the bays. With a few nights of cold, calm weather look
SOUTHERN LOWER Lake St. Clair Perch fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair along the Canadian side of the lake. On the American side, anglers are picking up a few fish at the Grosse
Even as the weather cools heading deeper into the fall/winter, Lake Erie anglers in particular are still catching a fair number of walleyes off Vermillion and Huron. And crappie fishing at Indian Lake in western
BEAVER DAM AREA The crappies were biting like mad last week on Beaver Dam Lake and Fox Lake. Most of the action is coming from shore on small minnows and waxies. Walleyes also are being
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