Hot N Tots Walleye Jigs Trolling Spoons Panfish Jigs Soft Plastics Smallmouth Tube JigsThe following photo was submitted by Jeff Irwin via facebook
Amanda got this in a small bay on Pymatuning Lake . and yes we released it .
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The following info was submitted by Doug Cavin
The cut off date to preregister for the Ceaser Creek Lake tournament is July 29th at midnight. Everyone who preregisters will be entered into a prize drawing for a Vicious Fishing prize pack. Only those who preregister will be eligible to win the prize pack. To preregister click the paypal button at the top of any page. By preregistering you also save $5. Entry fee is $25 plus $10 for big bass if you preregister. Entry fee the day of each tournament is $30 plus $10 for big bass. All Get Hook’d tournaments are open to all anglers. There are no club dues or yearly dues to be able to fish a tournament. If you register after midnight your entry will go towards the August 14th Acton Lake tournament.
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The following Lake Erie Storm photo’s were taken by Rich Drozdowski of Lorain.
Not pretty sight…. but I should mention before running from the storm he did score some fish!
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The following photo was submitted by Ben Wilcox via facebook.
I caught this 8.5lbs, 32″ Bow Fin, on cut bait at Beach City Dam. I’ve never caught a Bow Fin before but all my buddies are telling me this is huge?!
I was cat fishing with cut bait when I caught this thing. I just watched a special on snakeheads how they’re destroying waterways, and thought oh crap!!) It had blue or turquoise in it’s mouth, all three of the Bowfins’ we caught had blue in there mouth.
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More from Daveo76 at Greenup Dam
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I was trying to catch a deer sneaking around my back yard on a trail cam , put it out for 24 hours , and I had 550 pictures , here are a few
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Daveo76 catching some fish topwater on The Ohio River
Made it to Greenup Dam at about 8 AM and wasn’t expecting to do too much but the Hybrids were chasing Shad well within reach( within 30 yards).So I have a rod rigged with a Zoom fluke and a weighted float and cast to where they were chasing the bait and connected on the first cast. 2 casts later and hook another one up. I caught one a a Pencil Popper and a few more on 3″ sluggos all rigged weightless. We had just as much fun watching them jump out of the water chasing the bait. So if you go after them , don’t give up too soon because they can turn on at a moments notice. I’m really thankful to have these fish stocked in some of our waters. No better fighting fish in America pound for pound
And the action continues on Friday. I caught a few more before a big Thunderstorm with heavy rain moved in about 10. Still on top. Hopefully it will continue for the weekend…
You can read the full report and take part in the discussion HERE
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A submitted report from Ohio Fishing member BobLaLonde who went fishing in the Colorado River
Well, it looks like the curse on my back seat has been lifted. The fellow I took out on Monday managed 8 or 9 from Sunrise until about 11:00 when we headed in. I caught several on top early, and then several more on Senkos. Finally I handed my “Hail Mary” rod paired with a 4″ senko to my backseater and he started catching them too.
I didn’t spend much time flipping, but I did flip one of my new home poured baits out of own of my own home made molds and I caught two of my biggest fish of the day on them. Well of the first part of the day.
I got tired of flipping and throwing senkos so I backed off and started slowly tearing a spinner bait through the grass. I caugh 8-10 fish on it. Only a couple were keepers, but they all hit very violently. As the breeze picked up I headed over to a tulie bank I like and stuck the big fish of the day. Not a toad, but a good solid 5.5. It was long and thinner, but not emaciated. Just good and healthy. If it had spawning weight it would have probably gone 7. That one hit just like the little ones. I almost lost my rod. If not for my pinky resting against the trigger it would have gone right out of my grip.
The real treat was on our way out of the lake just taking it easy. I picked up a couple more tossing a senko in the channel in front of the boat while my backseater relaxed with a soda and his lunch. “Hey, look up there!” Less than 50 yards away from us was a beaughtiful bighorn ram giving us the eyeball.
You can read the full report HERE
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Another great report from Daveo76 who is still tearing them up at Greenup Dam on The Ohio River
Yes, it’s summertime and the fish in the Ohio River have scattered, at least from me!! Oh ‘ they are still around; just not for me arriving and starting so late. Most of the action has been at daylight and I’m still at work.So I just am happy to catch anything. I have only been able to catch about 6 Wipers the last few weekson artificials. But if you can get out early enough they are still hitting on Mooneyes and Gizzard Shad early in the morn. Then the shiners take over and smaller Wipers can be caught on anything that matches the size of the bait. So I just stick with Crappie Jigs and Sluggos. I’ve taken a few on Zoom Flukes being burned across the surface in the mornings. The water has risen about 3 ft and that can only help. Still really clear. Good Fishing!!
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Another great catfish photo submitted by katfish (or Rob) who plays with some BIG OHIO FISH
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