Hocking River (Athens and Hocking counties) – Channel catfish: The Hockingport area is generally a great place to find catfish. Use cut baits and chicken livers. The river at White’s Mill in Athens is another
Great Miami River (Miami, Montgomery, and Warren counties) – Catfish: Popular spots on the river are the deeper water areas below the low-head dams. Anglers can find fish lying in these deeper holes. Try using
Western Basin Walleye Where: The best walleye fishing reports have come from west of the Bass Islands, primarily from west of Rattlesnake Island and north to the Canadian border. How: Trolling anglers are using worm
Greenup Dam (Scioto County) – Hybrid striped bass: Try fishing cut baits and live baits off the bottom. White bass: Try using topwater lures as well as skipjack, chubs, shiners, and cut bait. Early morning
East Jordan Area Walleye fishing has been real good in the south arm of Lake Charlevoix. Anglers trolling with crankbaits and crawler harnesses report catching good numbers of fish. Tom’s Bait & Tackle, (231) 536-3521.
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been very good along the edge of the shipping channel in the St. Mary’s River and in Raber Bay in 7 to 10 feet of water. Herring are moving north
Lake St. Clair Anglers fishing with golden shiners and tube baits are catching lots of smallies in Lake St. Clair. The best action has come off 14 Mile and 15 Mile roads in 12 to
Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing remains strong in Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Anglers trolling crankbaits in 12 to 22 feet of water are catching fish from the state park in Bay City all the way
Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — Walleyes were reported at the mouth of Deer Creek and bass and panfish near Lock No. 3. Upper Deer Lake (Allegheny County) — Panfish were hitting in recent weeks, but
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