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05-26-2008, 12:18 PM #3Little Dandy Guest
Probably one of the best ways to learn is to book a good charter for a day. If budget won't allow that, hooking up and fishing with other guys on their boats is also a good way to shorten the learning curve. Offer to kick in on gas and bring some refreshments. I've never launched at the Metropark, so I can't help you fishing that area. What type boat do you have and how far are you comfortable running it? If you were to launch out of Bolles Harbor, I can be more help.
My preference for Erie walleyes is trolling hardware, usually mini-disks and spoons.
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