The walleye bite on Lake Erie continues to be strong on both the Western and Central Basins with some of the bigger (28-inches and up) coming in the Central Basin off Cleveland.
Walleye bite remains strong on Lake Erie, with fish seemingly getting longer as you move east. And here’s a lake to look out for.
The inland lake crappie bite has moved off the nearshore brush piles and into deeper water. And on Lake Erie, the walleye bite continues fast and furious in both the Western and Central basins.
On Lake Erie, if you don’t catch your limit of walleyes in an hour, you’re doing something wrong. On inland waters, crappies are the name of the game.
On Lake Erie, limit after limit of walleyes are being reported by anglers trolling Bandits, or Reef Runners. Others are drifting and casting old school baits such as weight-forward spinners and crawler harnesses. Six-fish limits
The walleye bite on Lake Erie continues its strong run with anglers in both the Western and Central Basins producing quick limits. On inland lakes, anglers are starting to turn some saugeyes, and they’re also
Walleye limits on Lake Erie continue to be a regular occurrence, and the shoreline night bite for walleyes all along the north coast continues to be solid.
Walleye fishing on Lake Erie continues to be off the charts, with anglers sometimes reporting limits in less than two hours of fishing.
The crappie and saugeye bite on inland waters in the Buckeye State is finally starting to turn, with anglers reporting good catches of both species all around Ohio.
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