Lorain Mile Long Pier
Lake Erie, Lorain, Ohio, United States
Likely catches · August
Freshwater drumLikely
Yellow perchLikely
Channel catfishPossible
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Paint Creek State Park - Main Boat Ramp
Paint Creek Lake, Bainbridge, Ohio, United States
Likely catches · August
BluegillLikely- Channel catfishLikely
Largemouth bassPossible
Lake Milton State Park - Point View Boat Ramp
Lake Milton, Lake Milton, Ohio, United States
Likely catches · August
- BluegillLikely
- Channel catfishLikely
- Largemouth bassPossible
Ashtabula Lakeshore Park Fishing Pier
Lake Erie, Ashtabula, Ohio, United States
Likely catches · August
- Freshwater drumLikely
- Channel catfishPossible
- Yellow perchPossible
New Galena Boat Ramp
Alum Creek Lake, Lewis Center, Ohio, United States
Likely catches · August
- BluegillLikely
- Channel catfishLikely
- Largemouth bassPossible
Ohio River - Marietta Ohio Riverfront Park Boat Ramp
Ohio River, Marietta, Ohio, United States
Likely catches · August
- Channel catfishVery likely
- Freshwater drumLikely
Common carpLikely
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