• The daily 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
Delaware Lake (Delaware) – This 1,017 acre lake north of Columbus provides excellent crappie fishing. Fish the primary points of the old creek channel using jig and minnows suspended by a float around woody cover.
DISTRICT 2 – Northwest Region Nettle Lake (Williams County) – Nettle Lake is 115 acres in size with 3.8 miles of shoreline. Most of the shoreline is privately owned, which limits public access. A public
Northeast Ohio Lakes – Despite cold temperatures, the bass fishing has been quietly going fairly strong. Good catches of largemouth bass have been reported in many lakes including Mogadore, Wingfoot, Springfield, and several Portage Lakes
Lake St. Clair There was no safe ice on Lake St. Clair last week. Some anglers were casting for walleyes in the open water at night, but it’s been tough to keep your line and
Pickford Area There was between 6 and 10 inches of ice on Munuscong Bay last week and anglers were having a blast. Good numbers of yellow perch and walleyes were hitting minnows fished under tip-ups
Saginaw Bay Area Shore ice was forming last week on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay, but warm weather and rain were in the forecast, so anglers are waiting for better conditions. A few walleyes have been
Lake Erie — Creeks were muddy Dec. 6, but were coming down. Steelhead fishing turned slow after Thanksgiving, with creeks freezing and water turning very cold. Then milder temperatures turned streams high and muddy. The
Monongahela River — Fishing was extremely slow in early December, with just a few smallmouth bass reported. North Park Lake (Allegheny County) — This county park impoundment open to trout fishing year-round was trout-stocked by
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