There’s nothing wrong with cashing in on some eater-sized walleye, but if you want to consistently target larger walters, you need to change up your overall strategy. Check out this video from the folks at
Central Region Buckeye Lake (Fairfield, Licking, Perry counties) – Anglers are catching numbers of channel catfish and crappies here as we move into early fall. Anglers are fishing around docks and laydowns for the crappies
As anglers are reminded that fall trout stockings are underway at a number of lakes and streams across the state. For a schedule, visit www.fishand boat.com NORTHWEST REGION Lake Erie — Poor Richard’s Bait and
LAKE MILLE LACS Smallmouth bass remain active on the 8- to 15-foot rock points and reefs. Plastics are working, but better numbers of fish are being taken with nightcrawlers or sucker minnows. There hasn’t been
During their sentencing in Ashtabula Municipal Court, each angler was ordered to pay a fine and restitution for 99 walleye, totaling a combined $9,360 in court costs and restitution. The judge also revoked their Ohio
The fishing and hunting report is compiled using reports from conservation officers, hunting guides and fishing guides. North Chain: Walleyes are good in current areas such as bottlenecks of the bridges, most being caught on
AMERY AREA Muskie action has picked up on suckers or topwater baits on the Apple River and Deer Lake. Hit Lake Wapogasset with Jiggin’ Raps or a jig and minnow in 18 to 23 feet
Wisconsin-based Hall of Fame and Museum will induct 10 outstanding anglers and fishing educators from around the country.
Great Eight LAKE MILLE LACS The 10- to 18-foot rocks and points continue to provide decent smallie action throughout the day. There hasn’t been much activity for northern pike, but a few muskies are being
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