Lake Profile

When it comes to saugeye lakes in the Buckeye State, Buckeye Lake in central Ohio may be right at the top.
Buckeye Lake is the third largest inland lake in Ohio at 2,847 acres.

East Fork Lake is situated approximately 25 miles east of Cincinnati and is readily accessible to a large number of fishermen in southern Ohio. It is an U.S. Army flood control lake in the East

Berlin Lake in northeast Ohio is unique in many respects, and the fishing here offers a smorgasbord of species.
The 3,278-acre lake is one of a handful of inland lakes in Ohio where walleyes

It may be small in size for an inland lake in Ohio at just 39 acres.
But, when it comes to fishing, especially for largemouth bass, Oxbow Lake packs quite a punch.

For a lake that is just 117 acres in total, Belmont packs a fairly good punch.
This Belmont County lake, known as Barkcamp by the locals for its position within a state park of

Cowan Lake, in a state park of the same name outside of Wilmington, is a scenic lake in southwest Ohio and the fishing is fairly good at Cowan.
And, the angling should only get

Delaware Lake, which sits just north of the city of the same name in central Ohio, is well known for its crappies.
A massive fish kill in the spring of 2023, however, put a

Lima Lake isn’t quite the place that anglers will place near the top of their list as a desired “fishing destination,” but if you happen to be in the Allen County area of Lima, the

Atwood Lake in northeast Ohio is one of those places that the ODNR Division of Wildlife points to when talking about its saugeye stocking program.
Atwood is one eight lakes in Ohio that is