Tawawa Lake (Shelby County) – Rainbow trout: Was stocked with trout on April 16. Try using small spinners or jigs tipped with waxworms. The daily catch limit is five trout per angler. Davis Lake (Auglaize
• The daily bag limit for walleyes on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is four fish per angler from March 1 through April 30. The minimum size limit for walleyes is 15 inches. • The
OHIO RIVER REGION Belleville Pool (Athens, Meigs, and Washington counties) – Crappie: Fish are moving this time of year and provide a great opportunity for river anglers. Just like the inland lakes, target areas around
Pickford Area Anglers reported catching perch through the ice on Lake Huron at Cedarville and in Munuscong Bay last week. Minnows were producing the best results. There was still up to 20 inches of ice,
Lake St. Clair High winds stirred up the water on Lake St. Clair last week, and fishing slowed down. On inland lakes in the area, bluegills are starting to show up in the shallows but
Saginaw Bay Area Ice was melting fast last week on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Rivers and drains are all flowing hard and adding to the ice decay along shore. Anglers are advised to stay off
East Jordan Area Rivers and streams were very high last week, but were starting to recede. Some steelhead have been caught in the Jordan and the Boyne rivers. A few browns are hitting off the
Presque Isle Bay (Erie County) — Numbers of perch were reported off the old border patrol dock. Anglers reported limits in various parts of the bay. Lake Erie tributaries — A lot of steelhead were
Allegheny River — Muskies were active in mid-April, with fish over 40 inches reported in pool 8. Quemahoning Reservoir (Somerset County) — Ice was off the lake in early April, which meant anglers could fish
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