[Bank Fishing The Access Points]

I fish Delaware Town frequently (although not recently due to the rain). I normally have pretty good luck with goggle eye and some bass. I normally fish with a road runner (1/8th ounce) or a crappie jig with/without a spinner. I change colors frequenty, it seems to keep the fish interested. I use either all white, chartreuse red and white, black and white or gray. I like to fish off of the flat rocks that are near the parking area downstream from the ramp. I normally wade out a little ways and cast towards the ramp. I can always catch 5-10 goggle eye in an hour or two. Bass are harder to catch but they are there. I have also caught a walleye that was big enough to keep in that same area. The only thing bad is you are going to get hung up a lot until you find where the big rocks are. The bank upstream of the ramp is pretty good as well I tend to catch more bass there.

[Walleye Are Biting On Maze Creek]

We got lucky. The most walleye we had caught in a trip before was three. We caught 6 of the 7 at the same place within about 10 feet of each other and within 1 hour. They were biting fast.

[Walleye Are Biting On Maze Creek]

My grandpa and I went fishing for crappie this past Wednesday. We caught 7 walleye (6 keepers) and 5 crappie on Maze creek. Walleye and crappie were caught in around 15 feet of water, I'm not sure of the water temperature. Also caught one largemouth and one drum (that I hoped was a big walleye). All fish were caught on gray crappie jigs or white road runners. Walleye were caught of a rocky steep bank. Two of the crappie were females that had not spawned.