Walleye spots

[gradyaintnolady]

Where r the walleye now. We were out yesterday at Lorain about 10 miles out only got one keeper 

[gradyaintnolady]

We just got on this sight so not exactly sure how it works but we go out of Huron. Vermilion Lorain Avon Geneva Ashtabula Cleveland for walleye so if anyone has some ideas as to where they’re at that would be very helpful 

[sherman brown]

this time of year out of Geneva go straight north to 74' of water and start deep trolling north if possible if you have a north wind go on out to 76' and troll south with the waves, for harnesses. I run 1.8 to 2.2 for spoons and cranks 2.7 to 3.0 usually work. the active fish are very deep I like to have my lures 50' to 60' deep. I use lite bite slide divers with 7' leaders and not the slide option, then I run a downrigger on each side 1 set at 50' and the other at 55'.

[gradyaintnolady]

Thanks so much I know they move from west to east but didn’t know if anyone found any in the Lorain to Cleveland areas. Thanks again!!

[Jimdski]

Southwestern Lake Erie has no closed walleye season in the state of Ohio. The warmer snow melt there warms the feeding tributaries with the resulting lake surfaces open early and walleye contests are more available there.  Snap jigging on the near shore bottom waters are really effective there. Rivers are good fishing as spawning walleyes ascend there first. The average near shore water depths are close to 24 feet of water. Check out boat ramps there along with Ohio bait dealers or charter boat services. A lot of southwest winds blow warmer waters to Eastern bays and shorelines here and the walleye catches happen here in shallows and bays. The greatest amount of walleyes reproduction comes from Ohio waters and we end up with the arrival of the warmer waters here.

[wojo]

Southwestern Lake Erie has no closed walleye season in the state of Ohio. The warmer snow melt there warms the feeding tributaries with the resulting lake surfaces open early and walleye contests are more available there.  Snap jigging on the near shore bottom waters are really effective there. Rivers are good fishing as spawning walleyes ascend there first. The average near shore water depths are close to 24 feet of water. Check out boat ramps there along with Ohio bait dealers or charter boat services. A lot of southwest winds blow warmer waters to Eastern bays and shorelines here and the walleye catches happen here in shallows and bays. The greatest amount of walleyes reproduction comes from Ohio waters and we end up with the arrival of the warmer waters here.

Why fish there, when you have all the walleye here. Who wants to eat those females that are laden with spawn. Their not great tasting at the table


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[gradyaintnolady]

We fish everywhere mostly out of Lorain Huron and Avon but we like to go to Geneva and Ashtabula too  it’s a lot farther but seem to get bigger fish and some steelhead too!!