LAKE MINNETONKA AREA Look to 30 feet or more after dark for walleyes on Lake Minnetonka and Lake Independence. Setlines seem to be working best. Northern pike are hitting sucker minnows in 15 to 18
ALBERT LEA AREA Walleyes and panfish are being caught near the Freeway Bridge on Albert Lea Lake. These fish are tight to the bottom and being caught on minnows or waxworms. Minnows also are producing
Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, and Perry counties) The crappie and bluegill bite has picked up in the Fairfield Beach area with successful anglers employing floating jugs and bass minis. Crappies have been in the 9-10-inch
Indian Lake (Logan County) Fishing has been spotty and slow with the changing weather patterns, reports Lakeside Pro Bass Shop. When the bite is on, anglers have been limiting on saugeye regularly. Areas that have
Mosquito Lake (Trumbull County) Ohio Outdoor News northeast correspondent Mike Mainhart reports up to three inches of ice on Mosquito as of Jan. 23. Ice anglers were expected to be out in full force over
Lake Logan (Hocking County) It’s a mixed bag at Logan with anglers pulling in a few saugeyes, crappies, and even catfish. Numbers have been inconsistent at best. A few lucky anglers are vertical jigging around
Paint Creek Lake (Highland County) Anglers are searching for the crappie and saugeye bite at both Paint Creek and Rocky Fork lakes but muddy water conditions haven’t produced much success. Temperatures have been warm but
• The daily bag limit for walleye on Ohio waters of Lake Erie is six fish per angler with a minimum size limit of 15 inches. • The daily bag limit for yellow perch is
Lawrence and Scioto counties At Greenup dam, saugers are being caught on jigs and white grubs or by dropping minnows straight down off the fishing access walls. Hybrid striped bass have been hitting on minnows,
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