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The Ohio River begins in Pittsburgh at the confluence of the Allegheny and Monongahela rivers. Point State Parkis a popular urban bank fishing spot right at the very start of the river, and anglers catch lots of channel cats, smallmouths, walleye, sauger and hybrid stripers here. The first pool of the river stretches just 6.2 miles down to the Emsw...
Starting with the New Cumberland Pool—which is known as one of the most scenic pools on the Ohio River—the Ohio River forms the 277-mile state line between Ohio and West Virginia. This stretch offers abundant rocky habitat and provides the river’s best smallmouth bass fishing. The New Cumberland Pool features several islands that provide excellent ...
The Greenup Pool spans the state line between Kentucky and West Virginia, making the Greenup Lock & Dam the first dam on the river to straddle Ohio and Kentucky. The tailrace below the dam is excellent for sauger and white bass. The Meldahl Pool extends 95 miles from the Greenup Dam down to the Meldahl Dam, offering truly excellent fishing. Several...
The Great Miami River empties into the Ohio River right at the Ohio/Indiana state line, and the Markland Pool continues for a further 40 miles to the Markland Dam. Numerous small creeks feed the river throughout this stretch. Tanner’s Creek is arguably the best, especially for catfish. The Markland Dam tailrace marks the beginning of the McAlpine P...
The John T. Myers Dam is within spitting distance of the Illinois State Line and represents the start of the Smithland Pool, one of the best pools on the river for largemouth bass. The Wabash River is a major tributary that enters the Ohio just below the dam. Key areas in the Smithland Pool for bass include Sturgeon Island, Cave In Rock Island and ...
Apr 3, 2016 · Posted by Ken Sperry. April 3, 2016. Grand River is a large, shale-bottom tributary to Lake Erie with over 50 miles of fishable water from the lake to Harpersfield, Ohio. Grand River is stocked annually by the Ohio DNR with Little Manistee steelhead that return to the river each spring.
