Ohio River Tailwaters Anglers continue to have success for white bass and hybrid striped bass using Twister Tails, cast spoons, and live skipjack. Popular colors include white and yellow. Catfish angling has been consistent using
Delaware Lake (Delaware County) Crappies are active again in this lake north of Columbus. Minnows or jigs fished under a bobber around woody cover can put these active fish in the boat. Crappies must be
Paulding Reservoir (Paulding County) This 67-acre reservoir is located at Reservoir Park in the village of Paulding. It provides good opportunities for anglers pursuing bluegills this time of year. Try using nightcrawlers or wax worms
Lake St. Clair Perch fishing has been very good in Lake St. Clair. Anglers fishing with minnows are catching good numbers of fish off the Grosse Pointe Yacht Club, off the Belle River Hump, and
Saginaw Bay Area Perch action has been good on Lake Huron’s Saginaw Bay. Anglers report good success when fishing perch rigs and minnows in 14 to 19 feet of water at the Black Hole, 20
Cadillac Area Fishing has been slow on lakes Cadillac and Mitchell, and fishing pressure has been light. Archery deer hunters report pretty good action. Leaves are falling and grouse and woodcock hunting should improve. Goose
Pickford Area Fishing pressure has been light in the eastern U.P. with wet, windy weather keeping anglers grounded. Perch are hitting in Lake Michigan at Cedarville, and walleye fishing has been good in Raber Bay,
Lake Erie tributaries Rain in early October and falling temperatures brought steelhead into streams but they were low and clear again as of Oct. 14. Steelhead were in the lower to middle stream sections, although
Keystone Lake (Armstrong County) Despite low water in early October, boaters could still launch, although boat traffic was low. Numbers of small muskies and some nice bass were reported, along with a few crappies and
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