
Ohio Fishing Report – September 15, 2022 – video
Yellow perch fishing on Lake Erie has slowed a bit over the past two weeks, but inland crappies are coming on.

Yellow perch fishing on Lake Erie has slowed a bit over the past two weeks, but inland crappies are coming on.

The Division of Wildlife last performed an angler creel on LaDue in 2018, which demonstrated that most anglers were seeking bass.

The annual fall yellow perch bite on Lake Erie has started a bit earlier this year.

No other hunting sport is more fun, family-friendly, author says.

Chances are, if you’re a hardcore muskie head, you probably do a lot of tinkering with your baits. Try these four lure modifications to land more muskies.
Division of Wildlife Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 In July, state wildlife officer Jade Heizer, assigned to Fairfield County, and wildlife officer supervisor Tony Zerkle received complaints about five coyote carcasses that had been
Banquets/Fundraisers Sept. 3: WTU Country Camo Outdoors Veterans Alliance banquet, 5 p.m., Lancaster Eagles, 1936 E. Main St., Lancaster. For more info, call Jeana Mitchell, 740-550-1366. Sept. 9-11: Indiana Chapter of Backcountry Hunters and Anglers

Yellow perch fishing on Lake Erie has slowed a bit since our last report but walleye anglers continue to do well.

This year’s outbreak of EHD comes right on the doorstep of the statewide bow season opener for deer on Sept. 24.
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