Raccoon Creek Reservoir fishing

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

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Last stocked
2022
Saugeye
Plants on record
74
Since 1973
Species recorded
6
Surface acres
36

Fish at Raccoon Creek Reservoir

6 stocked · 0 confirmed present

Saugeye Stocked · 27 plants · last 2022 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked 2022 · 27 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Saugeye species guide
Channel Catfish Stocked · 25 plants · last 2021 Best: dusk, night

Last stocked 2021 · 25 plants

Best: dusk, night

Channel Catfish species guide
Yellow Perch Stocked · 10 plants · last 2021 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked 2021 · 10 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Yellow Perch species guide
Walleye Stocked · 6 plants · last 1989 Best: dawn, dusk, night

Last stocked 1989 · 6 plants

Best: dawn, dusk, night

Walleye species guide
Bluegill Stocked · 2 plants · last 1979 Best: dawn, day, dusk

Last stocked 1979 · 2 plants

Best: dawn, day, dusk

Bluegill species guide

How Raccoon Creek Reservoir is stocked

Source: Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

No plants recorded in 10 years between 1973 and 2022.

Fish stocked in 1973

52,000

Fish stocked in 1974

15,000

Fish stocked in 1976

3,250

Fish stocked in 1978

40,000

Fish stocked in 1979

12,870

Fish stocked in 1981

6,000

Fish stocked in 1982

12,598

Fish stocked in 1983

6,000

Fish stocked in 1987

5,422

Fish stocked in 1988

1,685

Fish stocked in 1989

4,750

Fish stocked in 1990

2,000

Fish stocked in 1991

875

Fish stocked in 1992

9,262

Fish stocked in 1994

8,362

Fish stocked in 1995

1,020

Fish stocked in 1996

4,050

Fish stocked in 1997

5,347

Fish stocked in 1999

5,782

Fish stocked in 2000

4,698

Fish stocked in 2001

6,276

Fish stocked in 2002

4,630

Fish stocked in 2003

4,259

Fish stocked in 2004

6,237

Fish stocked in 2005

5,748

Fish stocked in 2006

3,561

Fish stocked in 2007

5,987

Fish stocked in 2009

861

Fish stocked in 2011

37,851

Fish stocked in 2012

4,064

Fish stocked in 2013

49,370

Fish stocked in 2014

15,448

Fish stocked in 2015

19,963

Fish stocked in 2016

27,010

Fish stocked in 2017

19,562

Fish stocked in 2018

4,119

Fish stocked in 2019

21,692

Fish stocked in 2020

12,846

Fish stocked in 2021

18,486

Fish stocked in 2022

3,824

Stocking history

Source: Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
Date Species Quantity Avg. length Source
2022Saugeye3,824–report
2021Yellow Perch9,123–report
2021Saugeye3,725–report
2021Saugeye3,800–report
2021Channel Catfish1,838–report
2020Yellow Perch9,201–report
2020Saugeye3,645–report
2019Yellow Perch13,026–report
2019Saugeye6,842–report
2019Channel Catfish1,824–report
2018Saugeye4,119–report
2017Yellow Perch9,594–report
2017Saugeye8,087–report
2017Channel Catfish1,881–report
2016Yellow Perch22,464–report
2016Saugeye4,546–report
2015Yellow Perch9,380–report
2015Yellow Perch9,672–report
2015Channel Catfish911–report
2014Yellow Perch9,625–report
2014Saugeye5,823–report
2013Yellow Perch9,304–report
2013Saugeye39,160–report
2013Channel Catfish906–report
2012Saugeye4,064–report
2011Saugeye36,047–report
2011Channel Catfish1,294–report
2011Channel Catfish510–report
2009Channel Catfish861–report
2007Saugeye5,120–report
2007Channel Catfish647–report
2007Channel Catfish220–report
2006Saugeye3,561–report
2005Saugeye5,748–report
2004Saugeye6,237–report
2003Saugeye3,404–report
2003Channel Catfish855–report
2002Saugeye4,630–report
2001Saugeye5,418–report
2001Channel Catfish858–report
2000Saugeye4,698–report
1999Saugeye4,779–report
1999Channel Catfish1,003–report
1997Saugeye4,344–report
1997Channel Catfish1,003–report
1996Saugeye4,050–report
1995Channel Catfish1,020–report
1994Saugeye8,362–report
1992Saugeye7,450–report
1992Saugeye1,812–report
1991Channel Catfish875–report
1990Saugeye2,000–report
1989Walleye2,000–report
1989Channel Catfish2,750–report
1988Channel Catfish772–report
1988Channel Catfish913–report
1987Walleye2,000–report
1987Channel Catfish3,422–report
1983Walleye2,000–report
1983Channel Catfish2,000–report
1983Channel Catfish2,000–report
1982Yellow Perch11,000–report
1982Largemouth Bass92–report
1982Largemouth Bass1,506–report
1981Walleye4,000–report
1981Channel Catfish2,000–report
1979Largemouth Bass1,750–report
1979Channel Catfish3,120–report
1979Bluegill8,000–report
1978Walleye40,000–report
1976Channel Catfish3,250–report
1974Bluegill15,000–report
1973Walleye50,000–report
1973Largemouth Bass2,000–report

Access and facts

Water type
reservoir
Nearest town
Clyde
Boat ramp
Yes

ODNR Raccoon Creek Reservoir Fishing Area (City of Clyde): electric motors only. Boat ramp and main parking on the northeast corner off State Route 101 in southern Clyde.

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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 Raccoon Creek Reservoir?

Fishing Raccoon Creek Reservoir usually means Saugeye: Saugeye accounts for 27 of 74 plants on record, ahead of Channel Catfish and 4 more. Saugeye was last stocked 2022. Channel Catfish was last stocked 2021. Yellow Perch was last stocked 2021. Walleye was last stocked 1989. 2 more species are on the stocking report.

When is Raccoon Creek Reservoir stocked?

Not stocked since 2022. No plants recorded in 10 years between 1973 and 2022.

How do you get on Raccoon Creek Reservoir?

There is a boat ramp. The nearest town is Clyde. ODNR Raccoon Creek Reservoir Fishing Area (City of Clyde): electric motors only. Boat ramp and main parking on the northeast corner off State Route 101 in southern Clyde.

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