Salt Fork Lake (Guernsey County) — Anglers are catching saugeyes and crappies, primarily in the morning hours, on jig and minnow combinations or nightcrawlers. Fish early mornings or evenings to stay out of the heat.
• The bag limit for walleye in Ohio waters of Lake Erie is six fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches. • The daily bag limit for yellow perch is
Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Anglers are hitting the spillway after recent storms to catch saugeyes and crappies. Try crankbaits in various sizes for the best bite. Some muskies are also being caught on
Findlay Reservoir No. 2 (Hancock County) — Anglers fishing for perch and walleyes haven’t done much good recently, but a few surprise channel catfish are showing up in the creel. Catfish are biting on the
Wingfoot Lake (Portage County) – Anglers fishing this reservoir are having success catching panfish. Bluegills are being caught in areas of the lake containing blowdowns. Fish minnows under a bobber for the best bite. Some
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been decent on Raber and Munuscong bays. Crawler harnesses have produced the best action. Lots of pike have been caught in Munuscong, too. In Lake Huron at Cedarville, anglers report
Indian River Mayflies are hatching on inland lakes in the area, and fishing has slowed. A few walleyes and smallmouth bass have been caught on Burt and Mullett lakes. Stream fishing for brookies has been
Lake St. Clair Walleyes are keeping anglers busy on Lake St. Clair at Metro Beach and in front of the 400 Club. Crawlers have produced the best results, and the hot action has been early
Lake Erie (Erie County) — Windy conditions had the lake stirred up in mid-June. Perch were scattered, with some anglers making catches in 40 to 50 feet on the west side. Walleye charters were in
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