ALGOMA AREA There was decent fishing all week throughout the county. Anglers have been doing well on rainbows. Anglers also have caught a mixed bag of lake trout, cohos, and chinooks. The early morning bite
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – The north end sand breaks continue to produce walleyes during the day and evening hours in 27 to 30 feet of water. The best evening reports are coming
CENTRAL REGION Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Hybrid striped bass really are hitting right now along with a good number of saugeye. Anglers were catching these fish on minnows fished on the
CENTRAL REGION Kokosing Reservoir (Knox County) – This 149-acre lake has nice populations of largemouth bass, crappies, and channel catfish. Largemouth bass are expected to be preparing to spawn, spawning or just finished. Anglers should
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Mid-day hours are best spent on the mud flats or north end sand breaks. Live bait rigs tipped with leeches or nightcrawlers are producing fish in 18 to
ALGOMA AREA This past week anglers had some decent catches of chinook salmon in Kewaunee and Algoma. The total catch varied depending on the water conditions; however, a few boaters did catch limits. Some had
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Nightcrawlers have started turning more fish on the north end sand in 18 feet of water. Slip bobbers and leeches are still the ticket on the shallow rocks
SOUTHERN LP Lake St. Clair Fishing has been slow on Lake St. Clair with cool water temperatures prevailing. A few walleyes are being caught near Metro Beach. The best catches are being reported by anglers
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS East – Live bait rigs tipped with crawlers or leeches produced walleyes on the north end sand in 17 to 20 feet of water. The 12-foot rocks around Spider Island,
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