Southeastern Ohio offers multiple places where you can go fishing. Check out where to go and what fish to catch.

Last year's fishing season in Ohio had some hidden gems for ... counties ranked fourth for saugeye and Berlin Lake came in at ninth for crappie. For these four species, Fish Ohio status would ...

COLUMBUS − If you’re planning that first fishing trip of the new ... s most popular sports fish found in Ohio’s inland lakes including bass, saugeye, crappie, and sunfish.

Black crappie and white crappie are abundant in Ohio. The feisty ... yellow perch population in Lake Erie’s west zone (from Toledo to Huron) will provide good fishing in 2025, while lower ...

The temperatures will soar as southerly winds arrive to tame the waves, and the fishing reports from all around the area are ...

(WJW) – If you’re looking for the perfect lake to cast a line in Ohio this spring, but have your sights set on waters smaller than Lake Erie, look no further. Below is a list of Ohio’s top ...

Spring is here Crappie fishing for many ... Places to go Southwest Ohio boasts many good public waters for crappie. For shorebound anglers, Walters suggests Cowan Lake near Wilmington.

North Central Ohio’s public lakes and reservoirs are excellent places to fish for yellow perch, largemouth bass, crappie, and more, according to the (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. Summer is a great time ...

ODNR highlights Southwest Ohio as a prime fishing spot for bass and other species, offering affordable licenses and free ...

Central Ohio is touted as a great fishing destination for various species, with affordable licenses and free fishing days.

Central Ohio’s public lakes and reservoirs offer excellent fishing for saugeye, crappie, bass, and catfish, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. Summer ...

Here are a few species in southeast Ohio you may catch while fishing: Largemouth bass can be found in Burr Oak Lake, just under an hour from Lancaster Crappie can be found in Lake Logan ...