Lake Profile

Ohio has fair to good fishing lakes from border to border, but obviously some are better than others. In north central Ohio, Charles Mill Lake is almost certainly near the top.

LaDue Reservoir in far northeast Ohio is a bit unique in that the ODNR Division of Wildlife stocks walleyes in it.
The walleyes are doing OK right now, but the population of fish has

If you’re looking to fish the main lake at Deer Creek Lake in south-central Ohio, you might run into some tough fishing.
But, head below the dam to the tailwater area and the action

Lake Snowden in southeast Ohio is a unique body of water in that it offers fairly good fishing opportunities while also providing an education for natural resource students at Hocking College.
The 136-acre lake

Paint Creek Lake in Highland and Ross counties in southwest Ohio is unique in that it drains a huge watershed.
The 1,148-acre lake, just outside of Hillsboro near Greenfield, was created in the late

Right now is as good a time as any to be an angler on Pymatuning Reservoir.
That is according to Curt Wagner, fish management supervisor for the Ohio Division of Wildlife in Akron.

Indian Lake in north-central Ohio is one of those Buckeye State fishing holes that produces year around.
That includes ice fishing, and Indian is one of the first places in Ohio where anglers flock

Pleasant Hill Lake in northwest Ohio is an old lake, built during World War I as an impoundment of the Clear Fork of the Mohican River.
It is 785 acres of water that holds

If you’re a fisherman looking to tie into a trophy catfish, you might want to consider Dillon Lake in southeast Ohio near Zanesville.
Catfish is king at 1,560-acre Dillon, which is fed by the