DULUTH AREA Leeches and crawlers are providing consistent walleye action at Whiteface Lake in 10 to 12 feet and Fish Lake in nine to 11 feet. Fish also is putting out numbers of bluegills and
AEP ReCreation Lands (Morgan, Muskingum, and Noble counties) – Bluegill: are found in nearly every impoundment at the ReCreation Lands. Targeting them with live bait is a great choice; try small red worms, waxworms, or
Adams Lake (Adams County) – Bluegills and crappie: can be caught on nightcrawlers and waxworms. Anglers should have good success fishing from the shore line. This is a great place for fishing with youth. Pay
Walleye Where: Walleye fishing has been excellent at the Gravel Pit west of West Sister Island, off Magee Marsh, near the northern and eastern cans of the Camp Perry firing range as well as around
Buckeye Lake (2847 acres; Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Largemouth bass: Use crankbaits, tubes, and creature baits around Clouse Cove and Cranberry Marsh; also fish any riprap or woody cover. Hybrid striped bass: Try
Scioto River (Hardin County) – Channel catfish: have been biting on nightcrawlers. Access the river at the bridge at County Road 245. Upper Sandusky Reservoir #2 (118 acres; Wyandot County) – Largemouth bass: Nice catches
Pymatuning Lake (16,349 acres; Ashtabula County) – Pymatuning Lake is approximately one mile east of Andover, Ohio, and one mile north of Jamestown, Pennsylvania. State Route 85 (Ohio) bisects Pymatuning Lake’s northern and southern sections
Lake St. Clair The muskie opener was very good on Lake St. Clair with lots of big fish being caught. Perch fishing has been pretty good at Metro Beach near South River Road. Bass fishing
Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing has been hot on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Anglers trolling stickbaits in 5 to 7 feet of water report a good bite. Farther out in the bay anglers are trolling
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