
Ohio Fishing Report – May 21, 2021 Video
Blue catfish are a highlight of this week’s report. Nice-sized blues are being caught in central Ohio’s Hoover Reservoir.
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Blue catfish are a highlight of this week’s report. Nice-sized blues are being caught in central Ohio’s Hoover Reservoir.

Grab yourself some leeches, a couple slip bobbers and hold on. Tanner checks in with water temps, bite info and how he rigs his bobbers for shallow-water walleye fishing.

By now the trout stocking trucks and choppers should have made their runs and usually when the black flies are biting, so are the trout.

Survey results on a number of fisheries reason for optimism for numerous species.

Here’s what made the opener a memorable one – as in where anglers were catching fish and what they were using to get ’em. And it looks like the solid action is just getting

At Lake Erie, walleye action picked up in the evening for pier anglers at Luna Pier. Those using crankbaits caught walleye and white bass.

Bluegill fishing peaks as spring pattern stabilizes.

Crappies saved the week for many groups as they made a serious push into shallow water areas, such as bulrushes, submerged wood, docks and shoreline spots.

Fishing success mostly fair across the state, although there are the occasional hot spots.
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