Ohio is famous for its superb walleye and bass fishing, but a newcomer to the Ohio fishing scene is creating a fantastic fishery. Steelhead are a migratory rainbow trout that have taken up residence in Ohio's tributaries that feed into Lake Erie. Thanks to an aggressive stocking program each spring since the mid-1990s, these oversized rainbows return to the… read more
The fishing regulations in Ohio are under the state's Department of Natural Resources jurisdiction. An angler planning to fish in the Buckeye State should familiarize herself with the rules to be compliant with them. read more
Blanchard, Ohio, fishing opportunities includes a couple of local reservoirs. Blanchard is a small town of less than 500 people, located in the northwest part of Ohio. Sitting in Hancock County, it is close to both Findlay and Lima, which offers numerous fishing experiences. The Blanchard River runs through the area and offers its own type of fishing. read more
The Buckeye State is home to thousands of fishing enthusiasts who angle for trout, trophy-size catfish, coho salmon and more on its fast-moving rivers. Inland lakes and ponds, including Deer Creek Lake and Farm Pond are top destinations for bass and muskie fishing. Sportfishing for northern pike, pickerel and Chinook salmon on Lake Erie is also popular. A nu… read more
Ohio is bordered on the north by Lake Erie, one of the Great Lakes. In addition to Lake Erie, Ohio has numerous smaller lakes and rivers in the state, all home to many different species of fish. Much of Ohio's waters are managed by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. read more
Ohio offers some great fishing throughout the state. It is well known for the large and abundant Crappie and Muskellunge, but also offers great Bluegill, Bass and Catfish fishing. The numerous lakes spread throughout the state offer th… read more
Once considered a fruitful frontier by eager pioneers, Ohio has a long history of intrepid anglers fishing for their livelihood and survival. Freshwater fishing has since become a largely recreational pastime, but still offers a variet… read more
The muskellunge is the largest member of the pike family -- it may span 6 feet -- and one of North America's most prized game fish. In Ohio, these top aquatic predators naturally inhabit the Ohio River and Lake Erie drainage areas and… read more
Bass anglers in Ohio start to chase these popular game fish as soon as the ice retreats every spring. Using the right techniques can produce great catches this time of year, regardless of the cold water temperatures. read more
Ohio has miles of Lake Erie coastline, and to the south, the Ohio River. It is home to over 174,000 acres of state parks with lakes and rivers known for fishing. The Fish Ohio program recognizes anglers for noteworthy catches, which ha… read more
In the state of Ohio, you require a fishing license if you intend to fish or capture turtles and/or frogs. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources website states that different licenses exist to cover your angling needs. read more
The good-eating yellow perch are abundant in the waters of Lake Erie, along the Ohio coastline. The West and Central Basin of Lake Erie are most popular with perch anglers and a variety of fishing charters are available, primarily out… read more
Vermilion is a small coastal town on Lake Erie and is alongside the Vermilion River. The town dates from the early 1800s and has always been a port town. Fishing is a major activity in the area. The town has a historic district with ma… read more
Spring is an especially active time for bass fishing. This is when bass return from the deeps and begin looking for ripe, vegetative areas to feed and spawn in. Generally, ideal Ohio spring bass fishing consists of three parts: pre-spa… read more
The Midwestern state of Ohio provides some of the best angling opportunities for bass fishing. Healthy and naturally reproducing populations of smallmouth bass are found in reservoirs and streams throughout the state. Largemouth bass a… read more
Ohio has historically been maligned for its water quality and the pollution of Lake Erie. Cleveland was once called the "mistake by the lake," but has enjoyed a renaissance along the shores of a revitalized and cleaned Lake Erie. Many… read more
Ohio is home to a variety of bass species. Anglers can fish for bass throughout the year though springtime is one of the most opportune periods to catch them because of peak activity. The types of lures and bait for bass fishing varie… read more
An angler named Tom Haberman set a state record for the largest walleye ever caught in Ohio---16.19 lbs. and 33 inches---in 1999 while fishing at Lake Erie. The Division of Wildlife stocks more than 20 million walleye fry and 2.5 milli… read more
The Midwest state of Ohio lays has many rivers and lakes, chock full of many different species of sport fish. Crappie is a popular and common sport fish found in the Ohio waterways. While crappie respond and strike on live bait, using… read more
Unless you fall under certain circumstances, all anglers living within the state of Ohio or those visiting, need an Ohio fishing license before dipping their lines into the water. If you are younger than 16 years old, in the military,… read more
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