Lake Erie (Erie County) As conditions allowed, perch were hitting in about 49 feet just west of Walnut, with small golden shiners more available than emerald shiners. Limits of perch were reported in 45 feet near Shades Beach, with fish ranging 10 to 15 inches on perch rigs with glow beads tipped with shiners. When […]
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