
Ohio Outdoor News Fishing Report – April 21, 2022
The walleye river runs were still going OK, though they were winding down.
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The walleye river runs were still going OK, though they were winding down.

As water temperatures slowly rise, crappie fishing is improving in many waters.

Water temps are in the low 40s at most fisheries. How’s that impacting the bite?

Central New York Region 7 and Eastern Region 8 Lake Ontario Though things were better this week, the windy conditions continue to make getting out tricky. But when anglers can get out, they are getting

If you want to go ice fishing this weekend, you have quite a few options to do so, and quite comfortably, in northern Minnesota.

The weather continued to be the main influencer on fishing success. Hopefully this next week – with warmer weather coming – will allow more people to get out on the lakes and river.

One positive for the continued cold weather is trib water temps have not spiked high yet.

On southern Lake Michigan, the few anglers that were out were using various slip bobber rigs to catch fish.

Believe it or not, a number of anglers across northern Wisconsin should have the opportunity to go ice fishing on Easter weekend – and without getting wet.
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