Cuyahoga River pike?

[JohnPD]

Going to try for some pike this Saturday from walking the shore, where should I try in the Akron area?

[rklagstad]

Cascade Valley on Cuyahoga St. I will be there Saturday morning about 8am.

[JohnPD]

I plan on being there abou the same time myself. Should I go in at cascade or the chuckery area?

[rklagstad]

I always park by the baseball fields.

[JohnPD]

Cool, if I see someone fishing there I'll try to see if it's you from the forums

[JSykes3]

The water level is going to be really low unless it rains.

[JohnPD]

I really don't believe the water level will have any bearing on catching pike, just have to try harder.

[Jyoerger]

I've found that the pike fishing in the river are much better in low water conditions. The fish are more concentrated.


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[kobra03]

Was there last night with no luck just one 8 in bass. Where do you guys fish at down there. I started at the bridge and worked my way down river.

[stein449]

I did a 24 inch pike by the sub COD on 6/27/2012 8:00 PM

[kobra03]

I hate to sound stupid but where is sub cod

[bdawg]

Too hot for pike right now unless using creek chubs and getting there early or late.

[bdawg]

I think I'll have to see if the wife will let me out tomorrow morning. I need to hit Cascade Valley.

[Jyoerger]

It is for sure not too hot for them. If you have a kayak or canoe you should float from the put-in in Kent all the way down to Munroe Falls. They are crazy in that area. I've had a lot of luck there in past years. My advice is using a Rebel Craw or if you don't have that maybe a big spinner like a size 5. Fish the bends and fish near logs in the water.


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[rklagstad]

Originally Posted by Jyoerger

It is for sure not too hot for them. If you have a kayak or canoe you should float from the put-in in Kent all the way down to Munroe Falls. They are crazy in that area. I've had a lot of luck there in past years. My advice is using a Rebel Craw or if you don't have that maybe a big spinner like a size 5. Fish the bends and fish near logs in the water.


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I have a kayak and I normally start on Ravenna Rd. I hit a 32.5 and a 25 inch Pike on Booyah Pond Magic Spinners in the area just before you get to downtown Kent.

[dcfisherman]

Originally Posted by rklagstad

I have a kayak and I normally start on Ravenna Rd. I hit a 32.5 and a 25 inch Pike on Booyah Pond Magic Spinners in the area just before you get to downtown Kent.

I love that area! and i use the same thing lol PB is a 30"

[rklagstad]

http://www.ohiogamefishing.com/commu...d.php?t=203777

Check that out. Those are my 32.5 and 25 inchers. Before these two my personal best was about 5 inches lol.

[lotaluck]

Is there a place to leave your vehicle on ravenna rd if you drop the yak there?
Was down in the kent area yesterday and there wasent enough water to float a toy boat.

[rklagstad]

I always have my wife drop me off and then pick me up at Waterworks.

[JSykes3]

I never said anything about the water level effecting the pike, I was just letting you know. I was there about two weeks ago and it was very low. We just got a little rain today so hopefully that will help.