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MAUMEE RIVER |
SANDUSKY RIVER |
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WATER CONDITIONS |
Temp: 59 °F
Level: The river is near normal at 582.5 feet and falling. The water is muddy. Fishing Effort: moderate |
Temp: 64 °F
Level: The Sandusky River is about 1 foot high but falling and muddy. |
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FISH BEING CAUGHT
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The white bass fishing continues to get better. There are a lot of white bass between 10″ and 15″ being caught.There are still fair numbers of male walleye in the river, most are running between 14″ and 20″. |
White bass and white perch fishing is very good. Anglers are catching large numbers of both species. Walleye fishing is slow. |
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BEST BAITS
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White bass anglers are having the best success with shiners fished below a bobber.
The best bait to catch walleye are floating jig heads tied about 18-24 inches above a weight. The amount of weight depends on the amount of flow. At low flow try 3/8 oz weight; at high flow try 3/4 0z weight. Tip the jig with a brightly colored plastic tail–pink, green, yellow–fluorescent colors seem to work the best. |
A variety of baits will work well for white bass including jigs, jigs tipped with minnows, or minnows fished under a bobber.
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BEST LOCATIONS
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The best area to catch white bass is from Side Cut Park to Jerome Rd. | Try fishing between the bridges and at Rodger Young Park. |
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OUTLOOK
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Outlook for the week is very good. |
Most anglers are targeting white bass with little effort being expended on walleye. |
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COMMENTS
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White bass fishing should continue to be very good.Walleye fishing should continue to be fair through the week. Some walleye shorter than the 15-inch minimum length limit are being caught. Do NOT keep any walleye shorter than 15 inches. Take a ruler with you. |
White bass and white perch fishing should continue to be good this week.
Anglers should still be aware that some walleye shorter than the 15-inch minimum length limit are being caught. Do NOT keep any walleye shorter than 15 inches. Take a ruler with you. |
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