Scioto River (Scioto County) – Flathead catfish: Hot spots are generally the twin bridges and the mouth of the Scioto going into the Ohio River. Try fishing gizzard shad or live skipjack on the bottom.
Grand Lake St. Marys (Mercer County) – For channel catfish, use chicken livers and nightcrawlers fished on the bottom for best results. Crappies: It is a little early but shoreline cover offers the best locations
Western Basin Walleye Where: Walleye fishing has been slow in the western basin. The best reports have come from northwest of North Bass Island and north of Kelleys Island. How: Anglers trolling are using worm
Clermont County – Fishing for striped bass and catfish is hot right now, although the river is a little high and muddy. Fish above or below the Meldahl Dam using chicken liver or nightcrawlers fished
Saginaw Bay Area Perch fishing has been good in Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Anglers fishing in 14 to 18 feet of water are picking up fair numbers – but good-sized – fish from Linwood all
East Jordan Area Fishing has been slow and fishing pressure light on Lake Charlevoix. Perch are starting to show up on Lake Michigan, but the fish are on the move. The archery season is off
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been fair in Raber Bay, but rainy weather has kept fishing pressure to a minimum. Goose hunting has been spotty, and the early archery season has been slow to get
Lake St. Clair Wind and rain kept anglers off of Lake St. Clair last week, but the fishing was pretty good before the rough weather blew in. Bass fishing has been good off the mile
Lake Erie — Perch fishing was still productive as of Oct. 8 but only as conditions allowed. When anglers could get onto the lake, some limits and fish up to 14 inches were reported throughout
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