Gallia County Channel and flathead catfish anglers have been fishing cut bait and chicken livers along the shallow edges of deeper holes along the river. Hybrid striped bass may still hit on minnows and minnow-type
Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) Smallmouth bass are active in this 3,192-acre lake north of Columbus; use crankbaits and jigs to fish the drop-offs of points in the lower basin. Saugeyes can be caught in
Maumee River (Lucas and Wood counties) Anglers looking for some smallmouth action should check out the Maumee River around Grange Island near the Route 64 bridge in Waterville. Anglers have been wading and casting pink
Lake St. Clair Walleye fishing has been good on Lake St. Clair. Anglers fishing at the dumping ground, the south channel, and the St. Clair light report a good bite. There are lots of floating
Saginaw Bay Area Walleye fishing has been good on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay in 22 to 25 feet of water near the No. 1 and No. 2 buoys. ‘Eyes are hitting in 12 to 15
Pickford Area Perch fishing has been good in Lake Huron at Cedarville and a fine salmon bite has been reported at DeTour. Walleye fishing has been good in Raber Bay on crawler harnesses and crankbaits.
Allegheny River (Armstrong County) Bass, catfish, muskies, and keeper walleyes were reported in pool 7 in recent weeks. Ten Mile Creek, Monongahela River (Washington County) A nice-size muskie was released in the creek Aug. 11.
Spring Creek (Centre County) Recent rainfall made for high flow as of Aug. 18, with water a little off-color and in the mid-to-upper 60s on this limestone stream. Hatches included trico spinner falls in the
Little Juniata River (Huntingdon County) A spate of cooler weather caused water temperatures to fall a little to the 60s as of Aug. 18, making for more fishable conditions. Anglers are urged not to target
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