[sammerguy]

Ok, so I have 3 Fish Ohio Fish this year.

1. 30" Carp from 4 mile
2. 10.5 in Bluegill from a private pond
3. 28" Channel Cat from Acton Lake.

What is my best bet for a 4th to get the master angler pin? I thought I had it already but a 9" Rock Bass is not a Fish Ohio like I thought it was. I'm thinking Rock Bass is still my best bet. What would you be targeting?

 

[SeanStone]

We typically get a 13" Crappie each year toward out master angler status. Acton has a few of them in it.....but youll have to weed through the dinks.

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[garhtr]

I've always found Drum to be one of the easier Fish Ohio. In my opinion Saugeye and Hybrid Stripe Bass are not terribly difficult for a river angler in this area. {easier than a 20 inch smally, at least for me} A lot depends on How and Where you fish, I stay mainly on rivers and steams. Good Luck !

 

[oldstinkyguy]

With fall on the horizon I'd say one of the saugfishes.

 

[Bass Assasin Slaton]

rock bass would be pretty difficult i rarely catch ones that are over 10" but i have thugh the past two years that i was back home before i left for the navy i have a spot where i can catch 10" rockbass 9" bluegill and 14" crappie regularly within a few days then i always finish strong with either a LM or a huge carp from farm ponds...i can get master pin in like two weeks of fishing =]

 

[sammerguy]

With fall on the horizon I'd say one of the saugfishes.

I have never been able to successfully target them. I mean I have caught them, but only incidentally. Any tips? I am pretty sure 4 Mile only has eyes, not true saugers. Anyone confirm that?

 

[IGbullshark]

I have caught 2 fish Ohio rock bass so far this year


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[Dandrews]

I’ve caught saugeyes out of 4 Mile, some of them have been pretty nice too, I’ve never heard of a sauger being caught out of there though.

 

[Bass Assasin Slaton]

1/8 oz. rooster tail silver.. rock bass all day