Mirror lake, a 7-acre pond located at Infirmary Mound Park in Granville Ohio, is currently considered the club's "Home Waters". Many of our meetings and in-house tournaments occur at this location, along with our youth summer camp. The pond has a good population of 10 - 14 inch bass, but is pressured and catching them can be a challenge. In recent years the Licking Park District has added both natural and artificial structures and the ODNR has stocked LM bass, Bluegill, and Channel catfish. These efforts are definitely improving the fishery. Access is good on three sides of the pond and kayaks or canoes are allowed during the summer months. Wacky Worms produce year round with top-water plugs excelling in the summer evenings. The pond is catch and release only.     

Raccoon Creek is in the Licking River Watershed, and runs through Granville Ohio. At several points along its route, you can gain access to the bank and most of the creek is wadable. It is important to pay attention to posted signs as not all of the stream is open to the public. The section of the creek flowing through Granville has been rated as "excellent" by the OEPA and supports a good population of smallmouth bass and rock bass. Bottom bouncing soft plastics, crankbaits, small swimbaits and top water plugs are good choices on most days. Please consider practicing "catch and release" as river smallmouth grow slowly.