Caesar Creek Lake

Published: Nov 1, 2018Updated: Sep 21, 2024

Species

Largemouth Bass

Season

Winter (Current)

30 Fishing Reports

215 Followers

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Hard Jerkbaits
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Soft Body Swimbaits (Small/Medium)
1

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Largemouth Bass3 Reports
Crappie1 Report

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Fishing Reports

30 Reports on Caesar Creek Lake

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Shawn Lai
Silver Ambassador
11/27/22
- Species
  Largemouth Bass
- Season
  Winter
- Technique
  Hard Jerkbaits
- Structure
  Ledges
It was a nice warm front on that particular day. Air temps were mid-50s and the water temp went from high-40s to low-50s. Lot of crappie anglers out scoping every single brush pile or deep hole in the lake. We ended up fishing concrete bridge pilings with an A-Rig, flopping a trap off the bottom of deep holes, yo-yo blade baits, and throwing jerkbaits for suspended fish near drop offs. The deeper diving ones were better and the stunna being a slow sink worked well. Just the day or two before someone caught a 40+ musky on a jerkbait. Most predominant techniques were blade baits and jerkbaits on twitches and not herbs. There were still schools of baitfish roaming.
Happy Fishin' Contestant
Gold Ambassador
12/2/22
- Species
  Largemouth Bass
- Season
  Winter
- Technique
  Soft Swimbaits (Sm/Md)
- Structure
  Rock Pile
- Forage
  Minnows
Caught a nice 1-1/2 pounder off the bottom.
Ohio Angler
Gold Ambassador
10/22/22
- Species
  Muskie
- Season
  Fall
- Technique
  Spinnerbaits
- Structure
  Rip Rap
- Forage
  Shad
My friend has always wanted to catch a Musky. I said let's meet at Caesars Creek. We launched the boat and headed over to the 73 Bridge. With the falling temperatures, I was hoping for an enjoyable day. It didn't take long and casting the rocks under the bridge, my friend missed something. I wasn't sure what it was. I told him to cast back into the same spot. Upon the second turn of the handle, I watched the Muskie crush his spinnerbait. You could see the gills flare and the mouth open. The fight was on. He did an excellent job of keeping tension on the fish. After about a 10-minute battle, I was able to net his first Muskie. It's almost 45". It was a genuinely nice fish and thick. Due to the lengthy battle, we weren't going to hassle with weighing the fish. A quick picture and then we spent another 15 minutes reviving the fish.