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Ready to wet a line on one of the Great Lakes' top fishing spots? Captain Steve's got you covered with this full-day charter on Lake Erie. Whether you're new to fishing or looking to up your game, you'll have plenty of chances to land some trophy walleye and tasty yellow perch. With all the gear provided and expert guidance at your side, it's the perfect way to experience Ohio's world-class freshwater fishing.
You'll be spending a solid 8 hours out on Lake Erie's prime fishing grounds. Captain Steve knows these waters like the back of his hand, so you're in for a day of non-stop action. No need to worry about bringing any gear - rods, reels, and all the tackle you'll need are included. This trip is great for beginners, but even seasoned anglers will pick up new tricks. You'll be targeting two of Lake Erie's most popular game fish: the hard-fighting walleye and the always-hungry yellow perch. It's hands-on learning mixed with plenty of fish-catching fun.
On this trip, you'll get to try out a mix of fishing techniques. For walleye, we'll likely do some trolling - that's where we drag lures behind the boat to cover more water. When the perch are biting, we'll switch to bottom fishing with live bait. Captain Steve will show you how to read the fish finder, set up your rig, and present your bait just right. You'll learn about using crankbaits, spinners, and live minnows to entice those fish. Don't worry if you're new to this - by the end of the day, you'll be working that rod like a pro.
Lake Erie's reputation as the "Walleye Capital of the World" isn't just hype. Anglers come from all over to try their luck here. The fishing's been hot lately, with plenty of folks going home with coolers full of fish. While every day on the water is different, many guests are surprised by how many fish they catch, even as first-timers. Captain Steve's local knowledge means you're fishing the best spots at the right times, maximizing your chances for a great catch.
Walleye are the crown jewels of Lake Erie fishing. These golden-eyed predators can grow up to 20 pounds or more, though a good-sized catch is typically in the 3-5 pound range. They're known for their hard strikes and strong fights. Walleye tend to hang out near the bottom in cooler, deeper waters, especially during the day. The best walleye fishing usually happens in spring and fall, but Captain Steve knows how to find them year-round.
Yellow Perch might be smaller, but they're a Lake Erie staple. These feisty little fish usually run about 8-12 inches long. What they lack in size, they make up for in numbers and taste - they're often considered one of the best-eating freshwater fish. Perch are schooling fish, so when you find them, you can often catch a bunch. They're active all year, but the fall perch run is legendary among local anglers. Their light bite can be tricky to detect at first, but Captain Steve will teach you the tricks to feel even the softest nibbles.
Whether you're dreaming of that trophy walleye photo or a tasty perch dinner, this Lake Erie fishing charter has you covered. With Captain Steve's expert guidance, top-notch equipment, and a full day on the water, you're set up for an awesome fishing experience. Don't let another season slip by without getting out on Lake Erie - book your spot now and get ready to make some fishing memories!
Yellow perch are a fun, tasty target on Lake Erie. These golden-colored fish typically run 7-10 inches long, with a chunky build that makes for good eating. You'll find them hanging around weedy areas and near docks in 5-30 feet of water. Spring and fall are prime seasons, but perch bite year-round. Folks love catching these scrappy little fighters - when you find a school, it's often non-stop action. Their white, flaky meat is considered some of the best-tasting freshwater fish around. To up your odds, try fishing just off the bottom with a small jig tipped with a minnow or piece of worm. Perch tend to school up, so if you catch one, there are likely more nearby. A light setup with 4-6 lb test line works great for these feisty fish. Once you get into a mess of perch, it's hard to stop fishing!

Walleye are the crown jewel of Lake Erie fishing. These olive-gold predators typically run 2-5 pounds, but trophy fish over 10 pounds aren't uncommon. They've got a mouthful of sharp teeth and eyes that shine at night - hence the name. You'll find walleye cruising deeper water during the day, moving shallow to feed at dawn and dusk. Spring and fall are peak seasons, but summer night fishing can be red hot too. Anglers love the challenge of locating these sometimes finicky fish, and the fight of a big 'eye is tough to beat. Not to mention, they're about the best-eating freshwater fish you'll find. To boost your odds, try trolling with crawler harnesses along underwater points and drop-offs. When you mark fish on the graph, don't be afraid to work that area thoroughly. Walleye often school up, so finding one usually means more are nearby.

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Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6
Manufacturer Name: Mercruiser engine
Maximum Cruising Speed: 30
Number of Engines: 1
Horsepower per Engine: 350