DULUTH AREA Jigs tipped with chubs are producing walleyes on the eight- to 12-foot rock piles of Boulder Lake or in 12 to 15 feet at Island Lake. Large sucker minnows remain the best option
ALEXANDRIA AREA During the day, a jig and minnow is turning walleyes at lakes Miltona and Ida in 15 to 40 feet, Lake Carlos in 24 to 30 feet, and at Lake Andrew in 18
LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Pike are hitting spinners and minnows on the 15-foot weed edges of Lake Minnetonka. A few walleyes can be had with minnows during low-light periods on Minnetonka in 18 to 24 feet,
Clermont County – Smallmouth bass fishing will begin to pick up as temperatures decrease and water levels increase. Anglers interested in smallmouths have done well casting into areas of current, especially rocky areas, using a
Knox Lake (Knox County) – Largemouth bass are being caught at this 481-acre lake in Knox County. Target shoreline cover and the stump field in the east end of the lake using spinnerbaits, plastics, and
Maumee River (Lucas County) – As the summer heat begins to give way to cooler temperatures, crappie fishing should be picking up. Minnows and jigs tipped with wax worms are the most popular ways to
Northeast Ohio Reservoirs – Largemouth bass are biting well across the region if your timing is right. Target areas with visible baitfish activity, looking for actively feeding bass. Experiment with aggressive reaction baits such as
AEP ReCreation Land (Morgan and Noble counties) – Largemouth bass fishing should start picking up as temperatures begin to cool. Try using black plastic worms fished during the daytime or top-water buzzbaits fished during the
Grand Lake St. Mary’s (Mercer County) – Crappie fishing is heating up. Anglers report success in brushy structure just off the bottom. Popular bait at the moment is triple-tip grubs, motor oil color, tipped with
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