Stonelick Creek is a River located in Clermont County, OH. Starting in Blanchester, OH the Stonelick Creek flows 26 miles through Newtonsville, OH before ending in Milford, OH. The Stonelick Creek rises to an elevation of 528 feet and has a surface area of 980 square miles. Find maps, fishing guides, weather and recreation information at Guidesly.

About Stonelick Creek, OH

Stonelick Creek is a stream found in Clermont County, approximately 3.6 miles away from Batavia. It is near Summerside and Loveland counties. The stream’s elevation is 161 meters and has a depth of 20 feet. The stream has a 4.5-mile length, which allows it to pass through both Clinton and Clermont counties. It originates from Clinton country and flows through both Wayne and Stonelick counties. The mouth of the stream ends in the east fork below East Liberty, Grassy Run within the Jackson township. 

The community was founded in the early 18th century and is embodied by rich natural resources such as fish, fertile soil, and even rock formations such as blue limestone beds. Research indicates that the fertile soil in the area is owed to the stream's large amounts of calcified fossils, which increase the nutrients found in the soil. 

The stream was the staging ground for a confrontation between early settlers and the Native Americans in 1972. Eventually, a permanent settlement was started by a man named Dr. Henry Allisson. The early settlers used the stream’s water power to help run mills built in the area, allowing them to manufacture wooden containers, copper, and even whiskey.  

All About Fishing in Stonelick Creek, OH

Stonelick Creek flows through a few townships and at least two counties. At a 4.5-mile length, you’ll find many kinds of fish species moving along its running waters. Additionally, the fertile soil ensures a healthy catch. The three most popular and active fish species in the stream are smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and freshwater drum. Other fish species include rock bass, pumpkin seed, and white crappie. 

Stonelick county has reliable baiting shops within its area, they can provide you with any kind of gear or equipment needed to make a productive fishing trip. If you want to catch the popular largemouth bass, you’ll need live bait like minnows, shad, or crawfish since they are carnivorous. Smallmouth bass on the other hand is very vulnerable to artificial bait such as blade bait, crankbait, and football jigs. The latter has been tested to be the tried and true method for catching smallmouth bass. If you want to hook a freshwater drum, you could use mussels, crayfish, or even large insects. Many types of live bait can catch a freshwater drum, if you cast your line properly you’re very likely to hook one of them if they're around.  

Fishing Seasonality

There aren’t many fishing restrictions in the area. You can fish any time you want so long as you remain cautious in the privately-owned area near State Route 131. The stream goes under a bridge and there were incidents where boaters were banned because they broke some rules. The varied fish species allow you to be flexible in your schedule, so you can fish at any season. However, spring does make the species more active due to their spawning season. From March to June you’ll find more fish floating near shallower waters.

Reports show that the best fishing time for the stream is from 10:33 AM to 12:22 PM. You can also begin your fishing trip from 4:36 AM to 6:36 AM. 

Fishing Seasonality

There aren’t many fishing restrictions in the area. You can fish any time you want so long as you remain cautious in the privately-owned area near State Route 131. The stream goes under a bridge and there were incidents where boaters were banned because they broke some rules. The varied fish species allow you to be flexible in your schedule, so you can fish at any season. However, spring does make the species more active due to their spawning season. From March to June you’ll find more fish floating near shallower waters.

Reports show that the best fishing time for the stream is from 10:33 AM to 12:22 PM. You can also begin your fishing trip from 4:36 AM to 6:36 AM. 

All About Fishing in Stonelick Creek, OH

Stonelick Creek flows through a few townships and at least two counties. At a 4.5-mile length, you’ll find many kinds of fish species moving along its running waters. Additionally, the fertile soil ensures a healthy catch. The three most popular and active fish species in the stream are smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, and freshwater drum. Other fish species include rock bass, pumpkin seed, and white crappie. 

Stonelick county has reliable baiting shops within its area, they can provide you with any kind of gear or equipment needed to make a productive fishing trip. If you want to catch the popular largemouth bass, you’ll need live bait like minnows, shad, or crawfish since they are carnivorous. Smallmouth bass on the other hand is very vulnerable to artificial bait such as blade bait, crankbait, and football jigs. The latter has been tested to be the tried and true method for catching smallmouth bass. If you want to hook a freshwater drum, you could use mussels, crayfish, or even large insects. Many types of live bait can catch a freshwater drum, if you cast your line properly you’re very likely to hook one of them if they're around.