Advice

[walli'd]

I Have Fished The Firing Range Area Out Of Wild Wings Marina In Late Spring And Summer. Looking To Try Early (late March) This Year. Is This Area A Good Option Early, Or Should I Plan To Launch At An Alternate Site To Minimize Running Time In The Boat? Hope To Catch One Of Those Big Spring Girls! Thanks For Any Thoughts.

[BigWally]

if you put in at wild wings you should see boats about a half mile out all through april unless the water gets dirty then you might need to go down towards toledo

[ERIE REBEL1]

Get your jig fish early just a little ways out of the channels then head north of the outer cans for the big girls,Pull Ripsticks and Rouges and Husky Jerks arond 1.0-1.5mph and keep those baits shallow.Good luck

[jig]

is apirl a bad time to fish this area or do you need to be in ohio and west to get eyes will some one tell me big lake to just go try to find them with out info if any one does thanks for info

[ERIE REBEL1]

Fishing Mother Erie in April on the western can be fantastic!!!The jig fish are biting and the big girls are only five or six miles offshore.Just know the weather and where the fish are before you make the drive.Local baitshops can and will help you out on the where and how.That is their buisness.

[jig]

can you catch the eye in pa in the central basin like by walnut creek

[jig]

can you get the eyes in ashtabula in april

[jiginitis69]

Jig, The walleyes come to the west end of Lake Erie every spring to spawn. They will come back to the central and eastern basins when they are done doing thier spawning duty first. As the song says- "That's just the way it is"

[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.