fishing walleye run from boat

[Water Fox]

you will probably be downstream from New Orleans park.With a boat that big better off going to the mouth or bay.

[ERIE REBEL1]

If you fish the river NOW when the river is high you will have no problem with an eighteen ftr.The fish will be in the current breaks,I could tell you more as for locations but it took me a number of years to learn these spots when I ran my boat in the river so all I am going to tell you that a fish is not any different than you or I,If I don't have to move against a lot resistance then I am not going to.Good luck and go get them.

[whateverswims]

Fish the mouth of the river. It is allot less work and less dangerous than anchoring in this high river level. Good idea to check river flow before going upstream and tossing anchor.(Advanced Hydrological Prediction Service on NOAA gives best river levels). I have read a few studies that suggest only 10% of lake erie walleyes actually reproduce in the rivers anyway--the rest offshore.

Best bet if you do not want to battle waves--put in at Cullin park off of summit street. It can be pretty shallow but my 20ft always made it. I plan on dunking the 24 foot at cullin if the pier is in this weekend. It is right at the mouth of the Maumee. Fish stage up in the bay area. You will see lots of boats out soon. This bay area is close enouph in shore that even with strong NE, you have a decent chance at making it out.

[wayne johnson]

the turnpike bridge area is deep, with a side bay of sand and rock bars of 6 to
10 feet, second peir on north side is a sunken bar, this area has walleyes but
only a few guys fish it, it is hit and miss, the south side has a nice rip rap
wall, excellent smallmouth and whitebass and walleyes, the whole area from maple street is deep water that basic unexplored, we have had grreat days,
and sunked days, it all depends on temps, and water conditions, this area
is nice even in the highest water, main current and quite water, its just how
much time due you want to explore, just email when you are comming down,
were down at the river daily.