East Fork Lake (1,971 acres, 32.3 miles of shoreline; Clermont County) – Crappie: minnows and jigs with tubes. Chartreuse and white color patterns are working the best right now. Fish are generally being taken in
Irish Hills Area Bluegills are starting to nest in the shallows on most inland lakes in Jackson County. Bass fishing has been good on Wamplers and Devils lakes. Knutson’s Sporting Goods, (800) 292-0857 or (517)
Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing has been very good on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. When the weather allows anglers to get out, a good bite has been enjoyed by those trolling stickbaits in 12 to
East Jordan Area Fishing is heating up on Lake Charlevoix. Good numbers of walleyes are hitting body baits fished in 17 feet of water or less. Bass are spawning in the shallows. A few steelhead
Pickford Area Walleye fishing has been pretty good in Munuscong Bay. Crawler harnesses and jigs tipped with crawlers are both producing good results. Perch fishing has been good at Cedarville and Hessel on Lake Huron.
Lake Erie — The bass bite was slow from Presque Isle Bay to past Shade’s Beach, but some bass were reported on jerkbaits in about 8 feet in late May. The lake water was 54
Allegheny River (Allegheny County) — Smallmouth bass, rock bass and walleyes were reported at the mouth of Deer Creek. Water was high in the river. Deer Lakes (Allegheny County) — Anglers were catching stocked trout
Hammond Lake (Tioga County) — Don’s Tackle Shack reported that crappies were biting on live minnows, crawlers and red worms in the high water of late May. Crappie magnets in chartreuse, orange and dark green
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) — Above-average and very dirty conditions were reported May 23, but water was dropping. TCO Fly Shop reported plenty of caddis were around, along with sulphur spinners in the evenings.
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