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Lake Erie, walleye capital of the world. This has been a statement made by many who have had the opportunity to fish this great body of water. Day in and day out Lake Erie consistently produces larger and greater numbers of walleye than any other body of water according to many tournament anglers. In Captain Bob's words" Lake Erie is by far the greatest fishery I have fished". Fishing starts at ice out, usually in early March and continues through late November. Early walleye fishing techniques require a slow lure presentation. Some of the more popular early spring baits are, vibrating blade baits, worm harnesses, and heavy metal spoons and jigs, sometimes tipped with minnows. As the season progresses into post spawn, the walleye start to move into deeper water where weight forward and small weighted harnesses cover more water and work throughout the rest of the year. Captain Bob begins his Lake Erie Charters for walleye
in April and continues through the end of October.
Bookings are available throughout the year with many
repeat customers booking the prior year. The basic
walleye charter can take up to six people, including
gear. The average day lasts about eight hours dock to
dock. Rods, reels, lures, live bait and ice are
included in the basic walleye charter. Executive
charters are also available upon request. See the "What to bring" page to insure you have the necessary
equipment to make your day enjoyable. |
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