Dow Lake (Athens County) – Cooler temperatures cause largemouth bass to actively search for food. Try fishing around structure such as weed beds and fallen trees in two to eight feet of water using spinnerbaits
East Fork (Clermont County) – Crappies are being caught by anglers using waxworms, tube jigs, or medium- to large-sized minnows tipped on white or chartreuse jigs. Look for good crappie fishing off points and back
Lake Erie tributaries – The late fall steelhead anglers’ rain dance has finally paid off, bringing some rain and high water. The rain and high water did the trick with reports of steelhead being caught
Van Wert Reservoirs #1 and #2 (Van Wert County) – These two reservoirs are on State Route 127 at the south edge of the city of Van Wert. Anglers should have success catching sunfish at
Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – As water temperatures decrease, the crappie bite has increased. Use a jig and minnows in and along woody cover or in water six feet or less in coves. Smallmouth
Irish Hills Area Firearms deer season was pretty good in Jackson County, with lots of big bucks being taken. Waterfowl hunting has been good, too. Anglers report a good bite on Devils Lake for redear
NORTHWESTERN LP Alanson Deer hunting has been slow in Emmet County. The late grouse season should be pretty good. A few people are getting out on Burt Lake and catching light numbers of yellow perch
EASTERN UP Pickford Area Deer hunting was pretty slow at the east end of the Upper Peninsula this year. A few small bucks have been shot. Walleye fishing has been very good on the St.
Susquehanna River (Cumberland County) — Nice-size smallmouth bass were reported under bridges near City Island, with crayfish pattern lures productive. Anglers also were reporting smallmouths, catfish, and an occasional walleye. Laurel Lake (Cumberland County) —
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