While the lake has been stocked with walleye fry intermittently, its ability to naturally produce the fish is most responsible for the exceptional numbers.
Heading into this weekend’s fishing opener, you should expect to find walleyes in shallow water.
Walleye fishing remains very good in Lake Erie, the Detroit River and Saginaw Bay with anglers reporting limit catches at all three locations. Inland lake anglers in the Lower reported a mixed bag of panfish,
A long-term walleye stocking program has led to a viable fishery for the popular game fish, and the addition of another predator in the lake has had somewhat of a positive effect on the lake’s
Walleye remain the class of Lake Erie’s multi-tiered fishery.
With water temps continuing to rise, fishing remains productive at fisheries across the state.
Walleye season opens May 2. In the early season, fishing was expected to be good at a number of fisheries.
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.
The 2,079-acre lake receives heavy, year-round fishing pressure, but maintains a robust walleye population entirely through natural reproduction.
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