It’s been four years since DNR wrapped up its walleye “experiment” at Five Channels Lake, which is officially named Five Channels Impoundment.
Lake or impoundment, the 237-acre body of water appears to have benefited
Most of us first encountered Lord of the Flies in high school English class. It’s a story about what happens when the rules that hold a community together disappear – and how quickly order gives
Michigan residents who fish, boat, swim or spend time along the state’s Lake Erie shoreline should prepare for another summer of harmful algal blooms, although scientists say this year’s outbreak is expected to remain moderate.<br
The big schools of walleyes and saugers are out over the deep mud, and all three of the go-to presentations are producing.
Some take issue with the state asking folks who see a turkey or a bat while out on adventure to set aside time to report the sighting in their uncompensated role as a “community scientist.”<br
Many nice fish and limits have been caught pulling crankbaits or using bottom-bouncers and spinners.
Fishing in the lower Niagara River has been good for both bass and walleye.
Some good browns are coming nearer shore at mid-depths, and on different days, there’s good salmon action there, too.
You certainly won’t be alone, but if you’re looking to catch a decent size largemouth bass in central Ohio, Hargus Creek Lake might not be a bad option.
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