Region Three - Northeast Ohio Fishing Lake Maps
Find all of your Northeast Ohio lake maps here for fishing around Cleveland, Akron, Ashtabula, Kent and Youngstown. There will be additional lakes added to the listings as they become available. Ohio Division of Wildlife Offices are listed below. Please contact them with any concerns or comments that you may have concerning your favorite lakes!
Tight Lines from Team GFO!
Atwood Lake
1,540 acres
25-hp limit
Berlin Lake
3,640 acres
Unlimited HP
Charles Mill Lake
1,350 acres
Clendening Lake
1,800 acres
10-hp limit
Deer Creek Reservoir
314 acres
Electric motors only
East Branch Reservoir
420 acres
Electric motors only
Findley Lake
93 acres
Electric motors only
Guilford Lake
380 acres
LaDue Reservoir
1,500 acres
Electric motors only
Lake Milton
1,685 acres
Unlimited HP
Leesville Lake
1,000 acres
10-hp limit
Mogadore Reservoir
1,000 acres
Electric motors only
Mosquito Creek Lake
7,850 acres
Unlimited HP
Nimisila Reservoir
811 acres
Electric motors only
The Portage Lakes
1,681 acres
Unlimited HP
Punderson Lake
101 acres
Electric motors only
Pymatuning Lake
14,650 acres
20-hp limit
Tappan Lake
2,350 acres
299-hp limit
West Branch Reservoir
2,350 acres
Unlimited HP
July 2, 2018
Captain Gary Zart here. Lake Erie is on fire and I mean in a good way lol. From the Islands to Conneaut within a few miles of shore you literally cannot keep rods in the water.
You can troll. You can cast. It doesn’t matter. Use your electronics to find active fish. From 20-ft to 50-ft of water should do the trick.
Dipsey divers pulling spoons, worm harnesses and shallow cranks is about the easiest way to catch them. I call it the revolving door.
Pull Reef Runners and Bandits behind Offshore Boards weighted or unweighted to increase your catch rate. Speed has been 2.3 to 2.7.
It’s as much fun fishing as you can have in a day. Get out and enjoy it while you can.
Visit me on Facebook at Gary A. Zart or on our website at Blue Dolphin Walleye Charters (BlueDolphinWalleye.com).
Captain Gary Zart
Blue Dolphin Walleye Charters
Ohio Division of Wildlife News
- Hunting Dogs: Training Tips June 12, 2019If you're taking time this summer to train your new hunting pup or brush up on skills with an experienced dog, here are some tips to consider, and video resources.
- Please Do Not Feed Wildlife: Human-Wildlife Conflict June 12, 2019While feeding wildlife may seem harmless, it can lead to potentially dangerous human-wildlife conflicts.
- Weekly Lake Erie Fishing Report June 12, 2019Black bass - largemouth and smallmouth bass. From May 1- June 21, the daily bag limit is 1 fish, singly or in combination, per angler with an 18-inch minimum size limit.
- Take Kids Fishing this Summer! June 11, 2019Summer is here and the kids are out of school! Start their summer off right by taking them fishing in one of Ohio’s many lakes, ponds, and streams.
- Hunting Dogs: Getting Started June 11, 2019Looking for a hunting partner that’s just as excited as you for every early morning and long day in the field? Take a dog hunting with you.
- Please Do Not Feed Wildlife: Human Health June 11, 2019Feeding wildlife is not only bad for the animals, it can be harmful to people too. Wild animals can carry disease or become aggressive.
- Governor DeWine Celebrates First Inland Fish Ohio Day June 10, 2019Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Natural Resources Director Mary Mertz held the first-ever Inland Fish Ohio Day at Cowan Lake State Park in Wilmington on Saturday. The Governor fished on a boat with several of his grandchildren.
- Report Your Turkey and Grouse Sightings June 10, 2019Have you seen any wild turkey or ruffed grouse lately? Report your sightings online during May, June, July, and August via the online Wildlife Species Sighting Report.
- Please Do Not Feed Wildlife: Wildlife Health June 10, 2019It may be tempting to feed wildlife, but doing so is often harmful. Learn more about what you should and should not do to help keep wild animals happy and healthy.
- As Bear Sightings Increase Remember to Bear-Proof Your Yard June 10, 2019Removing uneaten pet food, keeping trash inside until pick-up day, and cleaning up after grilling are important steps to deter bears and reduce conflicts.
- Weekend Activity: Go Kayak Fishing June 7, 2019Fishing by kayak allows you to cast in areas that cannot be reached by shore, wading, or power boats.
A very special THANKS to the Ohio Division of Natural Resources, the Division of Wildlife and the Division of Watercraft for their hard work and dedication in providing Ohio sportsmen and women with safety and excellent fishing & hunting opportunities!
Ohio Fishing Licenses | OH Fishing Regulations | Fish Ohio Awards
Ohio’s Turn In a Poacher -“TIP” program – helps to curtail poaching throughout the state by involving the public in reporting wildlife violations. If you observe a wildlife violation, click here and submit the form online or print the form and mail to:
TIP Headquarters, Division of Wildlife
2045 Morse Rd., Bldg G | Columbus, Ohio 43229-6693
Or call the TIP toll-free hotline, 1-800-POACHER.
