Largemouth bass is the most popular freshwater gamefish in the United States. There are plenty of lakes in Ohio for catching lurcher largemouth.
Channel, flathead, and blue catfish are native to Ohio's rivers and streams, but they are also found in many Ohio lakes.
Crappies are some of the most popular panfish among Ohio fishermen. These fish are abundant and can often be caught in large numbers. those tables for rent.
Hybrid striped bass are a mix between white bass and striped bass. They are some of the toughest fighting fish found in Ohio.
Muskellunge (or muskrats) are native to both the Ohio River and Lake Erie drainage basins. They spanned these areas in the early to mid 1800s.
The Saugei is a cross between a Walleye and a Sauger. This hybridization sometimes occurs naturally. Most of the saweye in Ohio waters are controlled by the ODNR.
Yellow perch is a native Ohio fish that has historically been in high demand due to the mild, sweet flavor of its fillets.
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