Carriage Hill
Fish without a license and free-of-charge from the banks of both Cedar Lake and North Woods Pond. There is a catch and release program on all sizes of bass. Ice fishing is permitted, but ice conditions are not monitored. Several crappies over 1.5 lb. were captured in Cedar Lake at Carriage Hill MetroPark and sunfish in the 6-9 inch range are also abundant.

Eastwood
Try your luck in Eastwood Lake, Blue Lake, the lagoon or the Mad River. An Ohio fishing license is required at all sites except the lagoon and Blue Lake. The cold, clear water of the Mad River makes it the only river in the Dayton area where trout can be caught. Eastwood Lake is stocked with saugeyes and channel catfish fingerlings from the Division of Wildlife. Eastwood Lake also has a good population of large bluegills.

Englewood
Fish the lake, pond and river. Martindale Road Pond at Englewood MetroPark is the best location in MetroParks for total numbers of crappies. The best places for trophy largemouth bass are the ponds in the north part of the park. For those interested in smallmouth bass, the pool below Englewood dam yielded several fish in the 14-16 inch range during surveys. An Ohio fishing license is required. Ice fishing is permitted off Old Springfield Road, but ice conditions are not monitored.

Germantown
Fish in Twin Creek for a variety of fish including bass, crappie and bluegill. An Ohio fishing license is required. Also fish in Sunfish Pond without a license. Twin Creek is an excellent smallmouth bass stream.

Huffman
Both the Mad River and Huffman Lake provide good fishing. Bass, bluegill, catfish and crappie can be caught. In addition, rainbow trout and smallmouth bass are sought in the Mad River. An Ohio fishing license is required.

Possum Creek
Fish, free-of-charge and without a license, in ponds and Argonne Lake. There is a 14-inch minimum size on bass and a six-fish limit per day. The ponds are stocked on the first Friday of each month. During warm months, the ponds are stocked with catfish. Trout is introduced to the ponds during cold months (typically December through February or March). Non-motorized boats are permitted on Argonne Lake. Ice fishing is permitted, but ice conditions are not monitored.

RiverScape
Enjoy good river fishing in the Great Miami River. The Mad River is also just steps away. An Ohio fishing license is required.

Sunrise
Enjoy good river fishing in the Great Miami River. One of the more popular spots is at the point where the Wolf Creek spills into the Great Miami. An Ohio fishing license is required.

Taylorsville
Enjoy good river fishing in the Great Miami River. One of the more popular spots is just below the dam. An Ohio fishing license is required.

Twin Creek
Fish in Twin Creek for a variety of fish including bass, crappie and bluegill. Twin Creek is an excellent smallmouth bass stream. An Ohio fishing license is required. Also fish in Dogwood Pond and Lake George; no license is required for these catch-and-release only locations.

Wesleyan
Enjoy good river fishing in the Wolf Creek. The creek supports a variety of fish including spotfin shiners, smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and rainbow, green, fantail and Johnny darters. An Ohio fishing license is required.