Serpintine Wall, Downtown Cincinnati (Hamilton County) – Anglers are having success catching blue cats in the morning hours. Try using chicken breast. Greenup Dam – Hybrid striped bass and white bass should be moving this
Kiser Lake (Champaign County) – This 394-acre lake in Champaign County is perfect for a quiet day on the water since no motors are allowed. The lake has a good population of largemouth bass. Try
Wayne Carr Lake (Paulding County) – This 15-acre lake located on County Road 11, just a half mile south of County Road 424, should be producing nice bluegills and largemouth bass right now. The
Atwood Lake (Carroll & Tuscarawas counties) – White bass are active this time of year and are easy to catch. Watching for surface disturbances or circling birds can reveal the location of feeding schools
Burr Oak Lake (Athens and Morgan counties) – Sunfish can generally be found this time of year in most places using nightcrawlers and wax worms fished under a bobber. In past years, good catches of
Cowan Lake (Clinton County) – Bluegills are being caught by anglers using nightcrawlers or wax worms. There are good fishing opportunities along woody debris shorelines and pier areas. Channel catfish are being caught by
Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing remains pretty good on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. The best action has come to anglers fishing in 18 to 22 feet of water in the inner bay at the pencil
East Jordan Area Salmon fishing has been good in Lake Michigan. Anglers report decent action off the north point and the south point in 200 feet of water, down about 100 feet. Bass and panfish
Pickford Area Walleye and pike fishing remains very good in the St. Mary’s River. Quite a few perch have been caught in the river, too. Good reports have come from anglers fishing in Raber Bay
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