around 1230 last night i cought a fishohio walleye of the short close 2 the power plant 29.50 inches and about 10lbs and 4 other cought walleye also so the night bite has started
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around 1230 last night i cought a fishohio walleye of the short close 2 the power plant 29.50 inches and about 10lbs and 4 other cought walleye also so the night bite has started
how far is the power plant from the pa oh line
its not close its in cleveland and last night they were running real slowQuote:
Originally Posted by jig
hi, my husband enjoys fishing yet were still kinda new on it. YOu said at 72nd in the in cleveland at the end of 72nd street down by lake eire? Were exactly is the good area? the biggest fish we ever caught was a bass fish and is wasn't that big, it would be nice to catch something nice and big, this is outr 2nd year fishing, please help with some info. thanks
cleveland can be a very dangerous place to be out at night please use common sense and dont go with out plenty of company with you or bring along your friends smith and wesson if you have a permit
does any one think the eye are moving eastword
well the fish i cought sunday was about 10lbs and 29 1/2 inchs but monday and tuesday nothing at all but if ya want me 2 show u how 2 fish for walleyes i can its very simpleQuote:
Originally Posted by 216Fishing07
ya i know but theres about 60 people down there fishing every night and everyone i talked 2 seemed pretty cool there all there for the samething but thanks for the concern id love 2 try other areas 2 catch walleye or perch but dont know any if you do and u go out alot maybe we could go 2getherQuote:
Originally Posted by kingfish
there still running slow on 72nd the water hasnt been choppy and its still 2 cold the best time for them is 45-50 degrees and yesterday it was 42Quote:
Originally Posted by jig
thanks so they are mostly in the far end of the lake still i will be fishing the central basin in pa like by walnut west do you think by next weekend they will move eastword ?or could you tell me when it would be good time to come up to fish that part of the lake.thanks o do the females move east first and how deep will they be thanks
i used to fish gordon park a lot mostly for perch always did good there in a boat just always felt wary of that place and wondered if my truck and trailer would be in one piece when we got in with my family .i moved father east now mostly fish geneva when the weather is warm july. august 70 to 75 ft water very nice state marina and family friendly few boats .big fish but long runs 10 miles out is normal head west if you want the fish now turtle creek area is always hot now but plenty of company i get all i want in the summer months but once i get out there this year it will be all day trips not the 4 hour runs because of fuel costs i will help you any way i can i know a little about trolling mostly dispsy with stinger spoons we feel our freezer every year and donate quite a few to charity groups . if you are fishing from shore only. your chances of consistantly pulling fish are slim and losing tackle is the norm good luck. becareful .if you catch the erie bug its almost incureable i spend way to much money on my addiction to lake erie waters .good luck my friendQuote:
Originally Posted by anthonythefisherman
ya i dont have a boat so i have to fish the shore and i dont talk 2 many people so i have to fish the shore i pretty much stay to my selfQuote:
Originally Posted by kingfish
When the subject of 72nd st. pops up I recomened STAY AWAY, IT'S NOT A SAFE PLACE. PERIOD. Even carrying my "lil friend" I steer clear from the place. Fare to ofter the bad guys will wait for the fisherman to be "not paying attention" and its like a pack of lions at the water hole. And if your lucky you only get your windows smashed in and everything stolen out of your vechile, WOW what a bargin.....
BEWARE OF THIS AREA..
i never had a problemQuote:
Originally Posted by Toptrophy
Good adviseQuote:
Originally Posted by Toptrophy
Gonna try 72nd tonight after work. Not sure if you need to be afraid down there. I work off 79th so its quick easy access for me. Will let you know how we did tommrow.
Antony, Congrats. All i'm saying is either keep your eye's open!! Or you maybe one of those that they count at the end of the year.Quote:
i never had a problem
Sorry to be blunt, But thats the way it is. I carry ALL the time, EVERY WHERE. As for the sings, that just means I'm not spending my $$ with them. There loss. I may be a # at the end of the year some day. But it will be in the group that shot back.
well we tried from 11pm to 2:30 am. nothing hitting. got a small catfish and a gooby. boo. try again next week.:)
ya thats the only fish i cought this year so far and ive put alot of hours in ive seen other get cought but lately its been real slow good luck 2 u all
Any one been fishing the 72 lately? Just wondering if it has gotten any better?
Thanks in advance
You guys should fish from Canadian side. The only thing to worry about at night is maybe the odd racoon in the parking lot. What a different world it is just across the lake.
We have to worry about coons too just a different breed
yeah I have almost 3 weeks now, nothing to speak of. weres the fish?
trolled outter break wall to the city and east past 72nd entrance andnothing.
Any body out there with some help.
fish are out in pa know went out of walnut last friday and got five
LOL! Too funny!Quote:
Originally Posted by schoolbusfish
I drive past every night and see a few people out. Is any one getting anything out there? I went out a few times in early spring, no luck. I am guessing this area is just over fished? If any one would like to meet up and give it a try let me know. I work every night until 11, and don't want to fish the area by myself.