A recent creel survey of fishermen on Grand Lake found that yellow perch comprised 85 percent of the total harvest and 88 percent of the released fish. Smallmouth bass came in a distant second, followed
Fishing pressure has slipped a little bit across the state as anglers have been dealing with windy conditions and warm temperatures. But there are fish to be found, and here’s where.
Fishing pressure was light across much of the state in recent weeks as hot, humid weather prevailed.
In most fisheries across the state, water temps are in the 80s. But the bite is mostly fair to good for most fish species.
Clearwater’s largemouth bass population is a definite draw among weekend and tournament anglers alike.
Work lakes that have a larger walleye population in them and key on low-light periods of the day and your odds of hooking more fish increases.
Fishing for most species – bluegills and crappies in particular – remains good across the state.
Options include not only several game fish species to pursue, but a number of ways to go about it.
Last winter, Indiana side of Wolf reportedly produced 14 walleyes over six pounds, including one nearly eight pounds. Other fish, especially bass, perch and crappies, also had impressive numbers.
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