Beaver Creek Reservoir fishing

Beaver Creek Reservoir fishing: not stocked since 2022. It was stocked with Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, and Yellow Perch on a reservoir. Species guides list dawn, day, and dusk for Bluegill and Yellow Perch, dusk and night for Channel Catfish, and dawn and dusk for Largemouth Bass and Smallmouth Bass.

AI-generated illustration, not a photo of this lake
Last stocked
2022
Walleye
Plants on record
78
Since 1971
Species recorded
6
Surface acres
110

Fish at Beaver Creek Reservoir

6 stocked · 0 confirmed present

Channel Catfish Stocked · 29 plants · last 2015 Best: dusk, night

Last stocked 2015 · 29 plants

Best: dusk, night

Channel Catfish species guide
Walleye Stocked · 29 plants · last 2022 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked 2022 · 29 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Walleye species guide
Yellow Perch Stocked · 12 plants · last 2021 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked 2021 · 12 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Yellow Perch species guide
Bluegill Stocked · 3 plants · last 1972 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked 1972 · 3 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Bluegill species guide

How Beaver Creek Reservoir is stocked

Source: Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

No plants recorded in 13 years between 1971 and 2022.

Fish stocked in 1971

437,844

Fish stocked in 1972

104,337

Fish stocked in 1973

25,000

Fish stocked in 1977

23,357

Fish stocked in 1978

7,073

Fish stocked in 1979

26,255

Fish stocked in 1980

5,700

Fish stocked in 1981

19,300

Fish stocked in 1982

18,000

Fish stocked in 1984

24,465

Fish stocked in 1986

3,000

Fish stocked in 1987

14,980

Fish stocked in 1989

6,003

Fish stocked in 1990

5,270

Fish stocked in 1991

6,049

Fish stocked in 1992

2,748

Fish stocked in 1993

5,584

Fish stocked in 1995

2,765

Fish stocked in 1997

2,754

Fish stocked in 1999

2,774

Fish stocked in 2001

3,005

Fish stocked in 2003

3,001

Fish stocked in 2005

2,566

Fish stocked in 2006

13,128

Fish stocked in 2007

7,821

Fish stocked in 2008

12,680

Fish stocked in 2009

14,456

Fish stocked in 2010

2,303

Fish stocked in 2011

16,933

Fish stocked in 2012

22,170

Fish stocked in 2013

63,792

Fish stocked in 2014

22,575

Fish stocked in 2015

26,942

Fish stocked in 2016

57,024

Fish stocked in 2017

74,355

Fish stocked in 2019

50,591

Fish stocked in 2020

49,625

Fish stocked in 2021

51,792

Fish stocked in 2022

33,465

Stocking history

Source: Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
2022Walleye11,037–report
2022Walleye22,428–report
2021Yellow Perch29,397–report
2021Walleye11,157–report
2021Walleye11,238–report
2020Yellow Perch27,602–report
2020Walleye10,256–report
2020Walleye11,767–report
2019Yellow Perch28,223–report
2019Walleye22,368–report
2017Yellow Perch28,782–report
2017Walleye45,573–report
2016Yellow Perch57,024–report
2015Walleye24,178–report
2015Channel Catfish2,764–report
2014Walleye22,575–report
2013Yellow Perch28,182–report
2013Walleye32,851–report
2013Channel Catfish2,759–report
2012Walleye22,170–report
2011Walleye11,432–report
2011Channel Catfish5,501–report
2010Walleye2,303–report
2009Walleye11,365–report
2009Channel Catfish2,964–report
2009Channel Catfish127–report
2008Yellow Perch2,335–report
2008Walleye10,345–report
2007Walleye5,259–report
2007Channel Catfish2,562–report
2006Walleye13,128–report
2005Channel Catfish2,566–report
2003Channel Catfish1,103–report
2003Channel Catfish666–report
2003Channel Catfish174–report
2003Channel Catfish1,058–report
2001Channel Catfish3,005–report
1999Channel Catfish2,774–report
1997Channel Catfish2,754–report
1995Channel Catfish2,765–report
1993Walleye5,584–report
1992Channel Catfish2,748–report
1991Walleye6,049–report
1990Channel Catfish5,270–report
1989Channel Catfish6,003–report
1987Channel Catfish13,338–report
1987Channel Catfish1,642–report
1986Walleye3,000–report
1984Yellow Perch12,000–report
1984Walleye7,200–report
1984Channel Catfish5,265–report
1982Walleye6,000–report
1982Walleye12,000–report
1981Yellow Perch6,000–report
1981Walleye2,500–report
1981Walleye4,800–report
1981Channel Catfish6,000–report
1980Yellow Perch5,700–report
1979Yellow Perch6,000–report
1979Channel Catfish15,700–report
1979Channel Catfish4,555–report
1978Walleye7,073–report
1977Yellow Perch12,124–report
1977Channel Catfish11,233–report
1973Walleye3,000–report
1973Smallmouth Bass5,000–report
1973Largemouth Bass7,000–report
1973Channel Catfish10,000–report
1972Smallmouth Bass12,000–report
1972Channel Catfish20,677–report
1972Bluegill28,160–report
1972Bluegill43,500–report
1971Walleye300,000–report
1971Smallmouth Bass12,444–report
1971Largemouth Bass20,400–report
1971Channel Catfish15,000–report
1971Channel Catfish10,000–report
1971Bluegill80,000–report

Access and facts

Water type
reservoir
Nearest town
Clyde
Boat ramp
Yes

ODNR Beaver Creek Reservoir Fishing Area: electric motors only. Boat ramp and main parking on the east side off Township Road 196 (City of Clyde). Additional parking at SE corner (TR 196) and north end (County Road 34). About 5 miles southwest of Clyde.

Drafted by AI from the cited sources and checked before publishing.

Advisories, closures, regulations and water conditions change. Check the Ohio Department of Natural Resources before you go.

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Common questions

What fish are at Beaver Creek Reservoir?

Fishing Beaver Creek Reservoir is as likely for Channel Catfish and Walleye. Each accounts for 29 of 78 plants on record. Channel Catfish was last stocked 2015. Walleye was last stocked 2022. Yellow Perch was last stocked 2021. Bluegill was last stocked 1972. 2 more species are on the stocking report.

When is Beaver Creek Reservoir stocked?

Not stocked since 2022. No plants recorded in 13 years between 1971 and 2022.

How do you get on Beaver Creek Reservoir?

There is a boat ramp. The nearest town is Clyde. ODNR Beaver Creek Reservoir Fishing Area: electric motors only. Boat ramp and main parking on the east side off Township Road 196 (City of Clyde). Additional parking at SE corner (TR 196) and north end (County Road 34). About 5 miles southwest of Clyde.

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