Fishing Ponds in Ohio
Lake Erie walleye and smallmouth, plus inland reservoirs and steelhead alley. 62 venues listed across Cuyahoga County, Montgomery County, Franklin County, with strong stocks of eel, perch, catfish.
- With website
- 4/62
- With species info
- 3/62
- With facilities info
- 3/62
62 Ohio venues plotted · click any pin for details
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- Open in Google Maps40.0554, -83.1002
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- Open in Google Maps41.3542, -83.6196
- Open in Google Maps41.0648, -81.4140
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- Open in Google Maps41.1128, -81.6739
- Open in Google Maps41.4834, -81.8680
- Open in Google Maps40.8987, -83.8884
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- Open in Google Maps39.2164, -84.2072
- Open in Google Maps39.8746, -84.0874
- Open in Google Maps41.5500, -81.4133
- Open in Google Maps40.2404, -83.0434
- Open in Google Maps39.8686, -82.8982
- Open in Google Maps40.5150, -81.5439
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Daily Double Pay Lake
Peebles, Adams County · 45660
Dailey Double Paylake is a fishing spot in Peebles, Adams County, Ohio, open to paying customers.
Open in Google Maps38.9399, -83.4429- Open in Google Maps40.9738, -81.1237
- Open in Google Maps41.4959, -81.4261
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- Open in Google Maps41.5395, -81.6398
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Falls Mill Hocking River Access
Logan, Hocking County · 43138
Falls Mill Hocking River Access is a riverside fishing spot in Logan, Hocking County, Ohio, holding eel with parking and camping nearby.
- Species
- American eel
- Facilities
- camping; parking
- Pricing
- $25 individual annual membership
Open in Google Maps39.5422, -82.4312- Open in Google Maps40.2606, -81.6044
- Open in Google Maps39.9885, -82.2617
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- Open in Google Maps41.1824, -81.6485
- Open in Google Maps39.3521, -82.0677
- Open in Google Maps41.0247, -82.5148
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- Open in Google Maps41.1983, -80.5894
- Open in Google Maps39.8050, -84.0898
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- Open in Google Maps41.4948, -81.4255
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- Open in Google Maps40.3991, -83.2381
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- Open in Google Maps40.2979, -83.0354
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- Open in Google Maps41.3564, -81.8252
- Open in Google Maps39.6800, -82.5782
- Open in Google Maps39.0606, -84.2821
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- Open in Google Maps40.1846, -82.9307
- Open in Google Maps41.1139, -80.8004
- Open in Google Maps41.2328, -82.5860
- Open in Google Maps41.5045, -82.0609
- Open in Google Maps41.0624, -81.3639
- Open in Google Maps41.0635, -81.3266
- Open in Google Maps41.3698, -80.7583
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- Open in Google Maps39.9066, -84.2935
- Open in Google Maps39.8784, -84.0812
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- Open in Google Maps39.7088, -84.2631
- Open in Google Maps39.7102, -84.2632
- Open in Google Maps39.7111, -84.2630
- Open in Google Maps40.5132, -81.5390
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- Open in Google Maps39.9618, -81.7441
Reel Fun Charters
Toledo, Lucas County · 43609
Reel Fun Charters is a licensed and insured Lake Erie fishing charter based in Toledo, Ohio, with 28 years of sport fishing experience targeting perch.
- Species
- Yellow perch
Open in Google Maps41.6280, -83.5840- Open in Google Maps39.7406, -82.7027
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- Open in Google Maps41.4950, -81.4232
- Open in Google Maps41.7136, -81.2770
- Open in Google Maps39.8710, -84.1669
- Open in Google Maps41.1113, -82.0837
- Open in Google Maps41.4967, -81.4268
- Open in Google Maps39.6434, -84.4111
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Tam O'Shanter Park Pond
Stark County
Tam O'Shanter Park Pond is a Stark County, Ohio fishing venue managed by Stark Parks, holding catfish and pike with a clubhouse and parking on site.
- Species
- White catfish, Northern pike
- Facilities
- clubhouse; parking
Open in Google Maps40.8339, -81.4399- Open in Google Maps41.5581, -83.5949
- Open in Google Maps40.0942, -82.4175
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- Open in Google Maps41.4956, -81.4280
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- Open in Google Maps39.1607, -82.4027
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- Open in Google Maps41.2917, -82.3316
- Open in Google Maps40.0452, -83.0295
- Open in Google Maps41.4398, -81.3796
- Open in Google Maps39.7121, -84.2627
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- Open in Google Maps39.9945, -82.9887
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Fishing in Ohio: FAQ
Ohio has 62 fishing venues in our directory, concentrated in Cuyahoga County, Montgomery County, Franklin County. The most commonly stocked species across the state are eel, perch, catfish. Browse the full list below or jump to a venue using the A–Z navigation.
Bass records aren't widely confirmed for Ohio venues in our database. Many waters hold bass without listing it explicitly — open the GilledIt app to see recent bass catches logged in this state.
Yes — anglers fishing in Ohio need a valid state fishing license, even on private waters. Licenses are issued by the Ohio Department of Fish & Wildlife (or equivalent state agency); some states require a separate freshwater/saltwater stamp or a trout permit. Resident, non-resident, and short-term licenses are usually available online from the state agency. Check the state F&W website for current pricing and exemptions.
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