Lake Grant, just outside of Mount Orab in Brown County, fishes like a big farm pond. A farm pond with some giant bass in it, to be exact, says Mike Porto, a fisheries biologist for
Within the upper echelon of Ohio’s finest saugeye and smallmouth bass lakes ranks 2,310-acre Piedmont Lake, according to the DNR Division of Wildlife.
Piedmont lies within Ohio’s Wildlife District 4 and spreads across Guernsey,
Mogadore Reservoir in northeast Ohio sticks out like a sore thumb – in a good way.
There’s not a lot of development around the 1,000-acre lake and the development that is there sits back
Lima Lake isn’t a place that anglers will make a destination to get to for fishing.
But, if you happen to be in the Allen County area of Lima, the lake wouldn’t be a
Kokosing Lake is a rather shallow, featureless lake that isn’t particularly off-the-charts good for any species of fish.
But, if you’re looking for a small water for a laid back time in a kayak
With all due respect, many of our inland lakes in Ohio are rather featureless upground reservoirs that were originally built for water supply purposes.
In other words, angling opportunities are simply a bonus in
If in the cool of the spring you find yourself looking for a small, quiet spot to wet a line, you could do worse than Burr Oak Lake in southeast Ohio.
The 628-acre reservoir
“It’s a great largemouth lake,” Kinter said. “Especially for size. There are good numbers of 20-plus-inch fish out there, particularly in the springtime. In the spring, you’ll get those big females with eggs in them
If it’s panfish, catfish, or a big bass that you’re after, an angler could do worse than this water source for the city of Alliance. The lake is owned by the city of Alliance, the
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