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Lake Erie Fishing Guide
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Walleye-Lake Erie is well known for its huge population of walleye which get the best catches in early spring and deep into the fall. PDF Walleye Regulations. Where to catch walleye: Deep waters in summer from June through August. Shoreline and along piers in fall and early winter. What bait to use: crankbait, spoons or worms in summer. Minnows or shiners in fall and winter.
Yellow Perch fishing seems to reach its peaks in spring (April and May) and late summer to fall (August and September). Where to catch perch: central and western basic and along the shorelines. What bait to use: minnows or shiners.
Smallmouth Bass are easy hitters in late June, August and September. Where to catch bass: along the islands and rocky shoreline. What bait to use: jigs If you like a good fight, there always seem to be sheephead hitting along the piers. Lake Erie Fishing Areas
Bay
View
Old Bay Bridge on Bay View Dr.
Castalia Resthaven Wildlife Area State Route 269
Willow Point Wildlife Area Wahl Road Catawba
Catawba State Park
Huron
Huron Pier Lakefront Park at the end of Park and Center Streets
Nickel Plate Beach Pier off U.S. Route 6 Kelleys Island
Lakeside-Marblehead
East Harbor State Park
Lakeside Pier
Lakepoint Park
Marblehead Lighthouse
Mazurik and Dempsey Accesses
Marblehead Roadside Park
Milan Milan Wildlife Area Lovers Lane off State Route 113 W
Oak Harbor
Crane
Creek State Park
Magee
Marsh Wildlife Area
Turtle Creek Fishing Access
Toussaint Wildlife Area
Sandusky Jackson St. Pier Lions Park Sandusky Railroad
Property Shoreline Park Port Clinton
Camp Perry
Port Clinton Pier
Portage River Access
Little Portage Wildlife
Area Put-in-Bay
South Bass Island State
Park
Put-in-Bay City Park
Vermilion Main Street Beech Main St (off US 6) Sherod Park Off US 6
Vermilion City Boat Launch on West River Road
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