Clendening Lake (1,702 acres; Harrison County) – Boats with motors of 10 horsepower or less are permitted on the lake. Largemouth bass have been active and anglers are doing well on buzzbaits and spinnerbaits. Try
Acton Lake (590 acres; Preble County) – Channel catfish are biting on chicken livers fished along the bottom. Fishing for channel catfish is productive anywhere in the lake. Saugeyes on the Butler County side of
Lake White (333 acres; Pike County) – Largemouth and spotted bass may be a little harder to catch this time of year, but they can still be found in the lake. Pay particular attention to
EASTERN UP Drummond Island Area Good numbers of walleyes have been caught on crawler harnesses fished in 4 to 8 feet of water around Drummond Island. Mayflies are hatching, and a few ciscoes have been
Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been fair on Lake St. Clair, with the best bites coming in front of the 400 Club and at Metro Beach. Bass fishing has been good, despite lots of
NORTHWESTERN LP Traverse City Area Whitefish have arrived in East Grand Traverse Bay. Anglers are using jigging spoons in 30 to 60 feet of water with good results. Walleyes are suspended in 35 to 45
Lake Erie —Perch hadn’t schooled up in big packs as of June 29, but some limits were reported in 53 feet off Walnut Creek, as weather conditions allowed. Perch also were reported off Trout Run
High Point Lake (Somerset County) — Crappie action was heating up, with boaters having the most success, and white and red jigs productive. Northern pike and largemouth bass also were reported in late June. Youghiogheny
Pine Creek (Clinton, Lycoming counties) — High flows with murky-to-muddy conditions slowed the fishing here and elsewhere in the region through July 1. Lake Cowanesque, Hammond Lake (Tioga County) — The Tackle Shack reported that
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