Steelhead fishing remains pretty good on many rivers in the northern Lower Peninsula, and walleye anglers continue to do very well when fishing on Lake Erie, the Detroit River and Saginaw Bay.
At 7,850 acres, this long Trumbull County lake is also one of the most productive walleye fisheries in the state. It would be safe to say that walleye is king here.
As lots of anglers bide their time awaiting trout season, many are turning to panfish – for entertainment and to fill the frying pan.
Anglers are finding that crappies, and in some cases yellow perch, have been cooperative. Bluegills, too, have been willing biters at many of Ohio’s lakes and reservoirs.
Spring can be the best time to catch all kinds of fish. Here are a few baits we always have on the deck in the spring that catch multiple species.
Lake Reno’s ability to sustain excellent walleye fishing is just part of what makes it such a favorite among local and visiting anglers alike. Quality panfish, chunky largemouth bass, and thick northern pike also draw
Fishing reports have been limited, although there’s been some activity by shore anglers. Still, those anglers are finding only limited success.
NORTHWEST Arrowhead Lake Courtesy dock is in. Black Hawk Lake Courtesy docks are in at all boat ramps. Anglers are catching panfish in Town Bay using crawlers and minnows. Yellow Perch – Fair: Anglers are
Bass are starting to hit their spring patterns. And the crappie bite? It’s hot.
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