Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) – Use crankbaits, tubes, and creature baits around Clouse Cove and Cranberry Marsh for largemouth bass; also fish any rip rap or woody cover. Try using chicken
Lake La Su An Wildlife Area Ponds (Williams County) – This fishery is intensively managed to maintain the harvest of large bluegills. All area lakes are open to public fishing on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays, and
Mogadore Reservoir (Portage County) – Anglers are enjoying an aggressive bluegill bite at Mogadore. Most anglers were catching them in deeper water with the weekend’s cooler temperatures, but with temperatures in the 80s forecasted for
Lake Snowden (Athens County) – Largemouth bass should be moving off of spawning beds, so anglers focusing their attention offshore will begin to have success catching bass using jig ‘n pig and spinner baits. Redears
Adams Lake (Adams County) – Anglers should have good success fishing from the shoreline. Bluegills and crappies can be caught on nightcrawlers and wax worms. This is a great place for fishing with youth. Pay
Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair and the Detroit River. Smallmouth bass, perch, pike, and muskie fishing also have been good on St. Clair. Silver bass are everywhere in
Indian River Walleye fishing was slow last week on Burt and Mullett lakes because of cold, stormy weather rolling through the area. Prior to the bad weather, a few walleyes were being caught during the
Garden Area Smallmouth bass fishing has been very good in Lake Michigan’s Big Bay de Noc. Anglers fishing soft plastics and crankbaits report good action at the Sand Pit, in Puffy Bay, and in South
Lake Erie and tributaries — As conditions allowed, perch were reported in 35 to 40 feet off Trout Run and off the Cribs. Lake trout were hitting spoons trolled in 45 feet. Siltation was a
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