Lake Logan (333 acres; Hocking County) – Saugeye: can be caught on bottom bouncing jigs tipped with nightcrawlers or minnows fished in six to 10 feet of water. Also try trolling crankbaits in the same
East Fork Lake (1,971 acres, 32.3 miles of shoreline; Clermont County) – Crappie: Try using minnows and jigs with tubes. Chartreuse and white color patterns are working the best currently. Fish are generally being taken
• The daily bag limit for walleye on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is six fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleye is 15 inches. • The daily bag limit for yellow perch
Brown and Clermont counties – Fishing activity has been picking up. Sauger, white bass, and hybrid striped bass: are all being caught. Spinners and jigs have both been successful. White, pearl, chartreuse, orange, and yellow
Lake St. Clair Rain and high winds kept Lake St. Clair churned up last week and fishing was slow. When the water was clear, catch-and-release bass fishing was red hot all over the lake. Turkey
Saginaw Bay Area Steelhead fishing remains pretty good on the AuGres and Rifle rivers. Suckers also are in the Rifle and the bite has been very good at Omer. Walleye fishing has improved in Saginaw
East Jordan Area Walleye fishing is starting to heat up on Lake Charlevoix off the docks in East Jordan. The water temperature is still in the 40s, but the night bite has been pretty good.
Pickford Area The pike, muskie, and walleye opener started out slowly, with rain and sub-40-degree temperatures keeping most anglers indoors. Fishing pressure was light. Perch fishing has been good in Lake Huron at Cedarville. Turkey
Lake Erie — Anglers were catching walleyes around the old Hammermill plant on the east side. Numbers of lake trout up to 17 pounds were hitting off Northeast. Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — Good
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