ALGOMA AREA Anglers trolling Lake Michigan were still catching a few browns in depths of 7-30 feet. With brown trout activity decreasing, some anglers have started to target salmon and lake trout in deeper water
CENTRAL REGION Delaware Lake (Delaware County) – Excellent fishing opportunities exist here for crappie anglers in one of Ohio’s top crappie lakes. The best fishing is around woody shoreline cover now through early June. Use
ALGOMA AREA Anglers were still catching a few brown trout by trolling on Lake Michigan. Rainbow trout and a few lake trout have been taken as well. The best success was still in 7-20 feet
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS Last weekend’s rain pushed most crappies out of the shallows. With some sun, look for them to return in four to eight feet of water. The Isle public access area,
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS Crappie action remains consistent during the afternoon hours in shallow water. Small jigs tipped with minnows are turning fish in four to six feet of water at the Malone Island
BIG SIX LAKE MILLE LACS The ice is out and crappies are showing up in the shallows. Most boat harbors are producing fish, with the Malone Island area and Twin Bay providing the best numbers.
ALGOMA AREA Anglers are finding good action – brown trout are being caught in the shallows on crankbaits, either from piers or by trolling north and south of town. Suckers and steelhead are in the
With walleye and sauger out of season, and early season trout stocked program lakes closed until opening day, anglers had limited fishing opportunities, though delayed-harvest and other special regulations sections of streams were fishing well,
CENTRAL REGION Delaware Lake (Delaware, Marion counties) — Anglers have been catching crappies in good numbers – both black and white – around the boat slip areas and near the main launch. Size tends to
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