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The Central Basin of Lake Erie is one of the greatest fisheries
throughout the year. Cleveland, Ohio is in the heart of it all.
During Spring and Fall, the walleyes are close to shore. One of the
best methods to catch them these times of year is one of our
specialties: Night Fishing for Walleyes! During the Fall season it is
common to have several walleyes over 10 pounds in one trip, some
topping 11 and 12 pounds. Steelheads are often caught while
fishing for walleyes these times of year, they offer a though fight
and some great acrobatics, many times breaking line before coming
in the boat. Big schools of jumbo perch are also near shore,
catching limits of jumbo perch is routine during Spring and Fall!
As the weather warms up and summer approaches,most of the fish
leave the shores and head for the deep waters following the bait
fish. Together with the walleyes migrating from the western basin,
the summer months offer a great opportunity to find mile-long
schools of walleyes, offering coolers full of fish. Of course the
steelheads also school up in the central basin. Catching a steelhead
in open waters will be a fight you will not soon forget! The big perch
also move into deeper water during the summer, and can be caught
as far as 20 miles off shore. We follow the fish as far as 30 miles out
to the Canadian border. At the end of the day, it is a true off shore
fishing experience!
A good number of "resident walleye" remain near shore throughout
the entire year. For the most part, they can be found off the
drop-offs in the "skinny"/shallow water on the entire southern Lake
Erie shore line. This is a unique opportunity to catch walleye
shallow in the middle of Summer.
throughout the year. Cleveland, Ohio is in the heart of it all.
During Spring and Fall, the walleyes are close to shore. One of the
best methods to catch them these times of year is one of our
specialties: Night Fishing for Walleyes! During the Fall season it is
common to have several walleyes over 10 pounds in one trip, some
topping 11 and 12 pounds. Steelheads are often caught while
fishing for walleyes these times of year, they offer a though fight
and some great acrobatics, many times breaking line before coming
in the boat. Big schools of jumbo perch are also near shore,
catching limits of jumbo perch is routine during Spring and Fall!
As the weather warms up and summer approaches,most of the fish
leave the shores and head for the deep waters following the bait
fish. Together with the walleyes migrating from the western basin,
the summer months offer a great opportunity to find mile-long
schools of walleyes, offering coolers full of fish. Of course the
steelheads also school up in the central basin. Catching a steelhead
in open waters will be a fight you will not soon forget! The big perch
also move into deeper water during the summer, and can be caught
as far as 20 miles off shore. We follow the fish as far as 30 miles out
to the Canadian border. At the end of the day, it is a true off shore
fishing experience!
A good number of "resident walleye" remain near shore throughout
the entire year. For the most part, they can be found off the
drop-offs in the "skinny"/shallow water on the entire southern Lake
Erie shore line. This is a unique opportunity to catch walleye
shallow in the middle of Summer.
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