
Ohio Fishing Report – July 15, 2020
Walleye bite remains strong on Lake Erie, with fish seemingly getting longer as you move east. And here’s a lake to look out for.

Walleye bite remains strong on Lake Erie, with fish seemingly getting longer as you move east. And here’s a lake to look out for.

The drop-off this year is expected because of a decrease in spring rainfall from 2019.

Return to roots is cause for celebration.

Crappie fishing is especially good in the spring during the spawn. The crappies will be in the abundant tree tops and brush lines that dot the lake.

The inland lake crappie bite has moved off the nearshore brush piles and into deeper water. And on Lake Erie, the walleye bite continues fast and furious in both the Western and Central basins.

How to avoid the summer fishing doldrums (and the recreational boat traffic).

Record-breaking heat and bugs hindering your urge to wet a line this holiday weekend? Try trolling under a full moon for the region’s most popular freshwater gamefish
Banquets/Fundraisers July 11: Jackson Bowhunters WTU Banquet, 5 p.m., Canters Cave, Jackson. For more info call Kenny Moon, 740-418-7404. Aug. 1: Ohio Veterans Outdoors Hunters WTU night out, 5 p.m., Clinton County Fairgrounds Expo Building,
Division of Wildlife Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 While on patrol one night in November 2019, state wildlife officer Maurice Irish, assigned to Delaware County, observed a large buck cross the road in front
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