Hannibal Lock and Dam tail water (Willow Island Pool, Monroe County) – Hybrid striped bass: Look for jumping schools of bait fish as a sign of hybrids feeding on the surface. Use surface baits or
Delaware Lake (963 acres; Delaware County) – Crappie: are active again in this lake north of Columbus. Minnows fished under a bobber around woody cover can put these active fish in the boat. Crappies must
Lake McKarns (70 acres; Williams County) – Largemouth bass: activity is beginning to pick up. Try fishing along the edges, particularly in the southwest area of the lake. Anglers should try using topwater lures fished
Northeast Ohio Reservoirs – Largemouth bass: are biting well across the region, if your timing is right. Target areas with visible baitfish activity, looking for actively feeding bass. Experiment with aggressive reaction baits like crankbaits
Lake St. Clair Perch and bass fishing has been very good on Lake St. Clair. Anglers fishing near the shipping channel are catching fish from the “dumping grounds” to the Firecracker. The best bite has
Saginaw Bay Area Perch fishing has been steady on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. The best bites have come to anglers fishing in 14 to 18 feet of water from Linwood to AuGres. Walleye fishing has
Traverse City Area Salmon fishing has been slow in Grand Traverse Bays. Steelhead are starting to show up in the Manistee and Betsie rivers. Spinnerbaits have been catching good numbers of smallmouth bass on Green
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been good on the St. Mary’s River and in Raber Bay, but pressure has been light. Crankbaits are producing good results. Waterfowl hunting has been very good. Grouse- and woodcock-hunting
Lake Erie — As of Sept. 25, steelhead anglers were waiting for rainfall to bring steelhead into the creeks. Some fish were crowded into the lower reaches in the early morning and late afternoon hours.
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