East Fork (Clermont County) – Crappies: are being caught by anglers using waxworms, tube jigs, or medium- to large-sized minnows tipped on chartreuse jigs. Channel catfish: are being caught by anglers fishing tight line at
Western Basin Walleye Where: Walleye fishing has been slow in the western basin. As water temperatures drop, walleyes should return to the island area from farther east. How: Anglers trolling are mostly using crankbaits. Yellow
Belleville Locks and Dam (Washington County) – Sauger/Walleye: As river temperatures cool, fishing should start picking up in the tailwaters. Try white or chartreuse twister tails or swimbaits near the dam and along the walkway.
Pickford Area Fishing has been slow and fishing pressure light on the St. Mary’s River. There was about 4 inches of crusty snow on the ground last week for the firearms deer season opener. Deer
East Jordan Area Archery deer season slowed a little near the end but bucks are on the move and the firearms season should be good. There was about 4 inches of snow heading into opening
Lake St. Clair Fishing has been pretty good on Lake St. Clair, but fishing pressure has been light. Anglers who have ventured out report a good perch bite at the Firecracker at the south channel
Tulpehocken Creek (Berks County) — Midges (cream, 18-28) and Blue-Winged Olives (20-24) were hatching through early November, when water levels had recovered. Trout anglers were nymphing with Pheasant Tails, San Juan Worms, and other basic
Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — Crappies and bluegills were starting to hit on grub- or minnow-tipped jigs in Marina Lake and Misery Bay in early November. Perch up to 13 inches were reported on
Monongahela River (Greene, Washington counties) — The mouths of the tributaries and outfalls of the dams were producing walleyes in the falling water temperatures of recent weeks. Some anglers were catching catfish from the deeper
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