• The bag limit for walleyes in Ohio waters of Lake Erie is six fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleyes is 15 inches. • The daily bag limit for yellow perch is
Belleville Locks and Dam – Sauger and walleye fishing will pick up in the tailwater section as river temperatures cool. Try white or chartreuse twister tails or swimbaits near the dam and along the walkway.
EASTERN UP Pickford Area There was no ice in the eastern Upper Peninsula last week, and open-water anglers were few and far between. A few anglers who were getting out in boats on Raber Bay
Lake St. Clair Fishing has been quiet on Lake St. Clair, but boat anglers who haven’t winterized for the season report a decent walleye bite in the Detroit River. The best action has been at
NORTHWESTERN LP Traverse City Area Steelhead fishing has been good in the Betsie River. Anglers drifting spawn bags and casting spinners report a good bite. Open water on inland lakes is luring anglers out. Good
Lake Erie, Walnut, Elk, Crooked creeks, Trout, Godfrey runs (Erie County) — Shore anglers were catching steelhead off the mouths of the creeks. Stream fishermen had some success as conditions allowed, but low, clear water
Monongahela River/Ten Mile Creek (Greene, Washington counties) — Walleyes and saugers were hitting near the locks and dams as of Dec. 16. Gizzard shad were reportedly swarming in Ten Mile Creek, a Mon River tributary,
Marilla Reservoir (McKean County) — A recent trout stocking provided plenty of angling action on paste baits and crawlers. Fishing Creek (Clinton County) — Anglers were catching trout on egg patterns, bead-head GreenWeenies, and Pheasant
Lake Marburg (York County) — Panfishing was productive as of Dec. 17, with crappies, bluegills, and yellow perch biting on soft plastic minnows, waxworms, and live minnows. Many crappies were 10 to 11 inches. Long
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