Van Wert Reservoir #2 (65 acres; Van Wert County) – Crappies are being caught by anglers using minnows fished under a slip bobber. The fish have been in the eight- to 10-inch range. Boats are
Berlin Lake (3,321 acres; Stark, Portage, and Mahoning counties) – Berlin Lake lies in the northeastern part of Ohio at the junction of Stark, Portage, and Mahoning counties. The lake is located on, and is
Piedmont Lake (2,273 acres; Belmont County) – Largemouth and smallmouth bass will continue to bite throughout the summer. Try using deep-diving lures, large-bladed spinnerbaits, or working artificial or live nightcrawlers around long sloping points or
Great Miami River (Montgomery County) – The river has been producing some great catches from Dayton to Franklin. Anglers are using chicken livers and nightcrawlers fished on the bottom. Carp have been caught using various
EASTERN UP Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been outstanding in Munuscong Bay. Nightcrawlers and Hot ‘N Tots fished in as little as 4 feet of water are both taking fish. The pike bite has been
NORTHWESTERN LP Traverse City Area Smallmouth bass are hitting on East and West Grant Traverse Bays. The fish are moving shallow to spawn and are hitting tube baits. Walleye anglers report a good bite on
SOUTHEASTERN LP Lake St. Clair Perch fishing has been good early in the mornings on Lake St. Clair. Those fishing with minnows report a good bite at Metro Beach and in front of Selfridge Field.
Lake Erie — As of June 7, Poor Richard’s Bait & Tackle reported that perch were hitting in 55 feet of water 40 to 45 feet out from Trout Run, and walleyes were biting in
Glendale Lake (Cambria County) — Bluegills and crappies were reported through early June. Wilmore Reservoir (Cambria County) — A good crappie bite was reported through early June. Colver Reservoir (Cambria County) — Nice-size brown bullheads
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