PICTURE OF OUR FUTURE

Walleye- March and April

White Bass- May

Friday March 1st we start our spring Hours

Mon-Sat- 6am-8pm

Sunday- 6am-6pm

Haven’t seen any walleye caught in the river the last few days, the cold night are keeping the water temps cold. The sunshine today helped a degree or so . With this winter overall being on the mild side and maybe some rain the next few days soon enough we will see some fish moving in.

March 1st , next Friday,begins the 2024 spring fishing regulations.

For Full list of regulations refer to the 2024-25 regulation book at”wildlife.ohiodnr.gov” or feel free to stop in or give us a call-we study these regs pretty hard so that we can help everyone have an enjoyable fishing experience.

Walleye bag limit is 6 in the Maumee river all the way through the spring walleye run!

2024-2025 OHIO FISHING REGULATIONS
SITE-SPECIFIC REGULATIONS
MAUMEE, PORTAGE, MAHONING, & SANDUSKY RIVERS
The following regulations are in effect from March 1 to April 30, 2024

NO FISHING WITH A LINE WITH
MORE THAN A SINGLE HOOK.
The line may not have a hook larger than ½
inch from shank to point, or lure having more
than a single hook larger than ½ inch from
shank to point. Double and treble hooks are
prohibited. These regulations apply to the
following areas:
– The Maumee River from the Grand Rapids
Providence dam to a line in the Maumee
Bay from Little Cedar Point to Turtle Island;
The Sandusky River from the Waterworks
dam in Tiffin to a line running ¼ mile east of
and parallel to the full length of the Norfolk
Southern railroad bridge in Sandusky Bay;
The Portage River from State Route 19 to
the dam at Elmore;
The Mahoning River from the dam at Berlin Reservoir to Lake Milton.
FISHING IS ALLOWED ONLY
FROM SUNRISE TO SUNSET IN
THE FOLLOWING AREAS:
The Maumee River from the Ohio Turnpike
bridge to the Old Waterville interurban
bridge at the end of Forst Road in Wood
County, and from the State Route 295 bridge
to the Grand Rapids Providence dam;
The Sandusky River from the Waterworks
dam in Tiffin to the northern tip of Brady
Island in Fremont;
The Portage River from State Route 19 to
the dam at Elmore; The Mahoning River from the dam at Berlin Reservoir to Lake Milton.