Portage Lakes (Summit County) – Largemouth bass have been active on this busy chain of lakes. Anglers have been having consistent success on finesse worms. Try rigging them weightless for shallow water, or on drop-shot
Hanging Rock Ponds (Lawrence County) – Bluegill fishing is popular and fun this time of year. Fish can be caught using red worms and wax worms fished near underwater structure at an eight-foot depth. If
C. J. Brown Reservoir (Clark County) – Walleyes can be taken using crankbaits, jigs with plastic bodies or curly tails, small spinners, or live minnows, leeches, or nightcrawlers. Good curly tail color choices are white,
• The daily bag limit for walleyes on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is six fish per angler. The minimum size limit for walleyes is 15 inches. • The daily bag limit for yellow perch
Lake St. Clair The muskie bite on Lake St. Clair has been hot on the Canadian side of the lake, at the Belle River hump, and five miles behind the St. Clair Light. Bass fishing
Baldwin Area Good numbers of salmon have moved into the Little Manistee River, but action has been slow on the Pere Marquette River. A few brown trout and steelhead have been caught on hoppers and
Pickford Area The best walleye fishing in years is occurring on the St. Mary’s River from DeTour to the Soo. Crawlers and crankbaits are both catching fish. Good numbers of perch have been caught in
Lake Erie (Erie County) — Walleyes were hitting on plugs, crawler harnesses and spoons in 60 to 80 feet, with fish suspended at 40 to 50 feet through the end of July. Purple, purple-pink and
Allegheny, Monongahela, Ohio rivers (Allegheny County) — Smallmouth bass and catfish were reported on the Mon from the Mon Wharf upriver to 18th Street access, on the Ohio below Emsworth Dam and throughout the Neville
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