Central Region Hoover Reservoir (Delaware, Franklin Counties) – Fishermen are doing OK on crappies here by slow trolling. The recommended depth is to fish the bait in eight to 10 feet of water. Anglers report
Toledo Zoo planning to release thousands of young lake sturgeon in hopes of restoring a fish species in Erie that is nearly extinct; zoo says many people who come to release party will be able
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Fishermen are doing OK on saugeyes by fishing crankbaits around drop-offs. For crappies, tie on a jig and maggot combo or jig and minnow. Anglers have been
Fishing/outdoors icon lauds effort to get kids into the outdoors.
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Anglers are doing well on crappies by fishing shallow over structure. The best bite is coming in 10 feet of water or less, according to reports. Also,
Put away the bobbers and use your electronics to locate the big bluegills of late summer
Central Region Alum Creek Lake (Delaware County) – Fishermen are chasing crappies with some reported success. Crappies are biting all over the lake for anglers slow-trolling minnows. Thirty-fish limits are being reported. Some smaller saugeyes,
Consider these gear and equipment essentials to develop more enjoyable angling time on the water for youngsters.
An immediate, aggressive approach to fishing can produce more action quickly during a hot bite of mid-summer.
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