ALEXANDRIA AREA There’s plenty of ice on the main portions of most lakes, but the shorelines are open. Fishermen were using planks to get on the ice at Maple Lake, Lake Geneva, Lake Darling, and
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA There were limited ice-fishing options last weekend, but it’s done now. The shorelines and current areas are open, but there’s still too much ice to fish water. The next stretch of warm
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – As of April 2, water levels were low at Buckeye but coming up, reports Bob Mathie at Bob’s Outdoor Supply in Newark. Anglers have been catching small
Indian Lake (Logan County) – Reports indicate that the Moundwood channel on Indian Lake is getting some angling pressure. Fishermen are throwing Rapalas and jigging spoons tipped with minnows to catch saugeyes and some panfish.
Aquilla Lake (Geauga County) – Aquilla Lake is located within the Ohio Division of Wildlife’s Aquilla Lake Wildlife Area, approximately one mile north of U.S. 322 and 0.5 mile east of Aquilla Road (County Highway
Dillon Lake (Muskingum County) – Dillon has been running muddy, reports Bob Mathie at Bob’s Outdoor Supply, but bass tournaments started up there last week. It’s a tough bite for largemouths, though. “Dillon’s usually
Rocky Fork Lake (Highland County) – Rainbow Trout: Stocked on April 3. Trout have been stocked in a blocked-off bay at the campground marina for a youth fishing event, and it has excellent shoreline fishing
• 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
Racine Dam Area (Meigs County) – Sauger: Fish bright-colored twister tails on a jighead near the bottom in the tailwaters. Fish live minnows on the bottom in the early morning hours. Meldahl Dam Area (Clermont
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