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05-03-2024, 07:57 PM #3
Re: Port Clinton Head Boats
Fishermans's Wharf, Drawbridge Marina, Tibbles, they are all good. You might have another option. Some marinas have overnight dockage or visitor dockage. Right now most marinas are over half empty, as many people don't put their boats in until later in May. Many marinas also have inside storage, and some of that space is now available, as well as outside storage area. I'd call a few marinas in Port Clinton and West Harbor and ask about leaving your boat there for a few days while you are in Cleveland. You could leave it on the trailer. If they allow this, the daily fee would probably be worth it for not having to haul it to Cleveland. There also might be a marina right there in the Cleveland area that would do the same thing. There you could check it every day. That's what I'd look into. You could probably get a ride with someone (I'd take you out) but you are going on weekdays so the number of people available is a lot less, including me.
Let us know what you find out.
As for the fishing, it's going to continue to get better. Drift fishing (worm harnesses) has already started. It will mostly depend on the weather. Walleye are almost everywhere in the Western Basin now, and those numbers won't diminish a lot through May and into June.Last edited by West Basin; 05-03-2024 at 08:00 PM.
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