Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking and Perry counties) – Anglers are chasing channel catfish here with some success. The successful set up has been to simply drift fish with chicken livers. When you find
NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Water was rough at the end of August, but anglers were catching walleyes on spoons, plugs, and crawler harnesses during breaks in bad weather. Fish were in 60 to 80
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The walleye bite was still going strong last weekend, but there’s been fewer anglers chasing them. Remember, walleye fishing closes on Friday, Sept. 6. Smallmouth bass reports remain strong with
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Chain: White and yellow bass are hitting Mepps spinners, pinkie jigs or live bait. Pike are being
AMERY AREA Leeches or minnows continue to produce walleyes in 10 to 20 feet on Wapogasset, Cedar, and Half Moon Lakes. Look to Pike Lake for crappies and a few walleyes in 14 to 16
Western New York Lake Ontario: It’s been a flurry of activity, starting with three derbies at the same time last month – the Orleans Rotary Fishing Derby, the Fall LOC Derby and the Greater Niagara
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS Walleyes continue to be taken with live-bait rigs or leadcore and crankbaits on the mud flats and deep gravel areas during the day. Slip bobbers and leeches also are turning
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair. Good action has been reported by anglers fishing in front of St. Paul’s Church on the American side of the lake,
The Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission is selling a $1 (plus $1.90 processing fee) license good only for Labor Day, Sept. 2. Mentored Youth Panfish Day is also Sept. 2 on 20 Panfish Enhancement lakes
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