Author: Ohio Fishing Guide Editorial Team

The Ohio state record steelhead trout represents the largest documented rainbow trout caught in Lake Erie tributary streams.

The record catch was made decades ago and still stands, reflecting peak conditions and prime habitat, with what it takes to land a record perch.

Ohio state record saugeye identification details help anglers distinguish this hybrid fish from walleye and sauger species.

Roy Landsberger caught the thirteen-pound two-ounce Ohio state record largemouth bass from a Harrison County private pond in 1976.

Ohio state record muskie length and weight details, caught by Joe Lykins on Piedmont Lake in 1972, measuring 55.13 inches.

The Ohio state record white crappie weight is four pounds and three ounces, caught by Jim Burden in Clinton County in 1995.

The record is 76.5 pounds, taken from the Ohio River, with what it takes to land a fish of that size and how the official certification process works.

A behemoth that rewrote the record books, plus the stories and strategies behind landing a trophy cat in Ohio waters.

Ohio blue catfish identification features and preferred swift river habitats help anglers pursue massive freshwater trophy fish.

The official Ohio state record smallmouth bass caught by Randy Van Dam on Lake Erie weighs nine pounds and eight ounces.