Lake Erie Fishing

Put yourself in these pictures!  Lake Erie is without question the Walleye Capital of the World.  For 2009, Ohio Walleye anglers will catch fish mostly from the 2003 hatch, with contributions from the 2001 and 2005 hatches, as well as some fish from the 1999 and 2007 hatches.  Walleye from the 2003 hatch will be 21 to 26 inches long, while fish from the earlier hatches will range from 23 to 28 inches over the course of the fishing season.  Fish from the 2005 hatch should be in the 17 inch to 20 inch range.  Large Walleye from the strong hatches in the 1980s and mod-1990s still persist in the population, providing "Fish Ohio" trophy (more then 28 inches) opportunities.

Our specialty is drift fishing for Walleye, but we also provide our customers with the option of trolling depending on their preferences and angling skills.  Our boats are always docked near locations that are holding actively feeding fish.  When the fish move, we move with them.  Our boats will move from Wild Wings marina, West of Port Clinton in the Spring, to Marblehead and Vermillion thru the summer months and fall.  If you're interested in fishing for Steelhead, Smallmouth or Perch, we would love to have the opportunity to earn your business.  We take pride in many satisfied clients every year.

We are a family friendly business and encourage you to bring kids, both young and old.

Our specialty!  Walleye, Smallmouth Bass, Steelhead and Perch

Smallmouth Bass:
June - October
Average: 3-5 lbs
Ohio Record: 9.5 lbs, 23"
Limit: 5/person/day

Steelhead:
June - August

Average: 23 - 30 inches
Ohio Record:20.97 lbs, 36.5"
Limit: 5/person/day