Advice

[jig]

how far west do you have to go to find the walleye this time of year ?do you have to farther west than cleveland to find the eyes ?i would like to fish for them in the shollows .with jigs.thanks for info

[weight forward]

Jig - I would think you'll want to go well west of Cleveland, even Sandusky.
If your boats on a trailer, hook it up and go to Port Clinton or Oak Harbor.
You'll find plenty of places to drop your boat and plenty of fish. You won't
have to look far. You should see the boats as soon as you're on the lake.

[ilandem]

Could someone tell me what is a weight forward spinner i always see you guys talking about them. I'm new so sorry if thats a stupid question just don't know what they are. And jiginitis is there any species of fish you haven't fished for your posts are great thanks everybody. Mike

[weight forward]

Check out the following website. It'll show you the legend of weight forwards, the Erie Dearie. There are many brands out there now, but I believe these guys started it all. They all look pretty much the same though.
You just put a nice hunk of worm on the hook and start casting.

http://www.eriedearie.com/catalog/EliteSeries.html

[PCperchhunter]

You can also drift with weight forwards. Caught a lot of nice walleyes that way. Just want to make sure to use a heavy enough spinner that you can feel it occasionally bouncing bottom as you drift - then you know you're in the zone.

[jiginitis69]

Mike, That's about it CARP! They are nasty to even look at & I pray I dont ever have to even touch one. I would use my pliers.

[ilandem]

Yeah i agree carp are pretty nasty lookin, hey i'm looking at buying a used boat and suggestion jiginitis as far as length and make my budget is 15,000.