Lake Rupert (Vinton County) – Anglers fishing here are catching a smorgasbord of fish. Reports indicate that bluegills, perch, and saugeyes up to 15 inches are being caught. Reported baits include jig and minnow combos
Pymatuning Lake (Ashtabula County) – Anglers have been catching both walleyes and muskies at this reservoir that spans the Ohio, Pennsylvania border. Anglers are jigging blade baits such as Vib-Es to entice the bite. Muskies
Grand Lake St. Marys (Mercer and Auglaize counties) – There is a bit of fishing taking place at St. Marys. Most fishermen are targetting the back channels for bluegills and crappies and catching a few.
There may be duck and goose hunting in East Branch Reservoir’s future. The Akron Watershed District’s 416-acre reservoir is contained with the Geauga Park District’s 926-acre Headwaters Park in Huntsburg and Claridon townships. Geauga Park
Lake Erie and some of its biggest tributary rivers have just the right water temperatures and other characteristics needed for greedy Asian carp to make themselves at home, says a federal study.
Editor’s note: There were several reports of anglers attempting to fish through the ice on some northern Ohio lakes, but with ever changing temperatures extreme caution must be used. Temperatures in the 40s and 50s
With Akron-based FirstEnergy’s announcement that it will permanently shutter its Eastlake coal-fired power plant, area anglers will face a reduced fishery.
Central Ohio – Wildlife District 1 • While patrolling the Knox Lake Wildlife Area, Knox County Wildlife Officer Mike Miller found several pizza boxes that had been left along the lake shore. After doing a
The year 2012 will go down in history as one of the first times boat fishermen will have been able to catch walleyes through all 12 months in Lake Erie.
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