Tappan Lake (Harrison County) – The white bass bite is firing up. Anglers are catching exceptional quality fish around the dam. Live gizzard shad have been a hot bait, while crankbaits are also delivering consistent
Veto Lake (Washington County) – Crappies, sunfish, catfish and largemouth bass should all be biting at this 160-acre lake. For crappies, fish a minnow under a bobber at two feet off the bottom along woody
Rocky Fork Lake (Highland County) – Prior to the heavy rains, bluegills were being taken in two to four feet of water along shorelines with fallen trees and brush. Use waxworms, redworms, or pieces of
• 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
Lake St. Clair The Canadian side of Lake St. Clair is producing a good walleye bite. Silver bass are hitting in 22 to 28 feet of water on the American side of the lake. Perch
Drummond Island Area Fishing has been good around Drummond Island. Scotts Bay and Maxton Bay are both producing good bass and pike action. Lilacs are blooming and walleye fishing is starting to pick up in
East Jordan Area Lake herring are being caught in the Pine River channel. Blade baits and small Cleos are producing good results. Walleye fishing has been fair in the south arm of Lake Charlevoix in
Lake Erie — The lake trout and smallmouth bass bites were excellent out of North East Marina, with lakers on the move mid-May north of the mountain from Freeport to the state line in 65
Quemahoning Reservoir (Somerset County) — Brown trout were reported through May 20. Anglers also caught several legal-size northern pike. Somerset Lake (Somerset County) — A 41-inch muskie was reported off the pier. Some nice-size carp
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