CENTRAL REGION Delaware Lake (Delaware County) – Fishing with cut bait and soft craws is very productive, especially in the upper half of the lake, for anglers seeking channel catfish. Most of these fish measure
Fishing conditions varied throughout the state this month. Southwestern Pennsylvania was spared the flooding that brought boating and fishing to a halt in the central and eastern parts of the state and forced the closure
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Midday walleye activity has slowed with a few fish coming off the deep gravel and mud. The most consistent bite is with slip bobbers and leeches on mid-depth
CENTRAL REGION Big Darby Creek (Franklin and Madison counties) – Anglers can enjoy wading, bank fishing, or float fishing here on one of the few streams in central Ohio containing all three species of black
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Larry Grundler, of Pittsburgh, caught an 11-pound, 8- ounce, 31-inch walleye trolling a chartreuse Bagley Bang-o-lure. An exceptional walleye bite continues with anglers getting big numbers and sizes, still in
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The deep rocks and mud flats are producing walleyes in 22 to 30 feet of water. Spinner rigs and crawlers or a live bait rig and leech have
ALGOMA AREA Cold water has returned to the area, with a lot of water in the mid-40s. The best fishing was on the back side of that, in about 80 feet of water. There was
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The 16- to 18- foot rocks provide the best walleye action during the evening with slip bobbers and leeches. The Graveyard is a safe bet. A few fish
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie (Erie County) — Walleye fishing began heating up early this month with limits of mixed sizes being taken in 25 to 30 feet along the shoreline. Perch fishing is very good
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