
Ohio Fishing Report – January 27, 2021
Finally, we have some ice fishing to report in northeast Ohio on lakes such as Mogadore, Nimisila, and Wingfoot.
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Finally, we have some ice fishing to report in northeast Ohio on lakes such as Mogadore, Nimisila, and Wingfoot.

Right now, the highlights are in the southern part of the state, where anglers are floating the Great Miami River and doing well catching trophy-sized smallmouth bass.

Anglers are eager to get on the ice, particularly in northeast Ohio, but authorities are warning against it just yet as the ice is still too thin.

On inland lakes, particularly in the southern part of the state, anglers are doing fairly well on crappies.

Anglers in northeast Ohio are gearing up for some ice fishing, which could be in the offing in coming days, particularly on Lake Milton.

Anglers continue to ply the open waters of Lake Erie and are catching walleyes and yellow perch with much regularity. On inland waters, the perch, crappie, and saugeye bite in shallow water has been the

Anglers continue to catch big walleyes and limits of yellow perch on Lake Erie.

Walleyes and perch continue to be caught in good numbers on Lake Erie when the weather cooperates.

Should we be fortunate enough to receive weather to form enough ice to support our fishing efforts, here are a few popular public fishing places “above” I-70 to auger a hole in the ice and
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