Burwell
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nice to see the walleye are there , just wishing the perch are around somewhere too
Now that’s a deal @rewired and likely the cheapest boat ramp fee anywhere!! It seems like as of now,there are more walleye’s being caught in the Port Burwell area,such as from your post,and a few other members post’s. Here I thought that the walleye’s moved from the western part of lake erie to the east,eventually reaching port glasgow,port stanley,etc.,first before Port Burwell.The weather is starting to look not too bad the rest of the week,and walleye’s on,wherever and whenever anyone might be fishing from on Lake Erie.????
rewired
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rewired
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Dune1975
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I was using number 0 Dipsy’s. they were 170-180 feet back. So fairly deep.
Dune1975
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I had them set around 2
BallEye2
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http://www.otterriverfarms.ca/ - Check this place out. Stayed there for a family weekend a few years back. Great host, great place. Not far from Burwell, comfortable, relaxing, quiet - you may not want to go home.
Snaapz, sometimes info is hard to get. My advice is to start at the 50 fow mentioned and if there are two of you then run four rods and set them all at different depths in the water column. Walleye change every day and are only where they are because that is where the bait is. When you hook one make sure to read the line counter and then target that reading on all rods.
hvyhaul
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@snaapz I can remember being where you are and that wasn't long ago. First year out on Erie I can remember fishing with my neighbour, listening to the chatter on the radio and saying, "Bull ?, no way do they have that many."
Then things started to click and the boat was catching more and more fish, and the opposite scenario was happening, the boat was near limit and there was chatter asking for what was working and at what depth.
My neighbour and I looked at each other and said, "wow now there's turnabout for you. Kind of makes us feel for them as it is so fresh in our minds."
This forum is where I got all my information and along with all new electronics completely turned the boat's success around.
It will come if you apply what people on here offer. A lot of it has already been asked and answered. Use search and you will find a treasure trove of information.
No one steers anyone wrong here.
Good luck.
Then things started to click and the boat was catching more and more fish, and the opposite scenario was happening, the boat was near limit and there was chatter asking for what was working and at what depth.
My neighbour and I looked at each other and said, "wow now there's turnabout for you. Kind of makes us feel for them as it is so fresh in our minds."
This forum is where I got all my information and along with all new electronics completely turned the boat's success around.
It will come if you apply what people on here offer. A lot of it has already been asked and answered. Use search and you will find a treasure trove of information.
No one steers anyone wrong here.
Good luck.
rockin-steelhead
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This is one of the most informative fishing boards out there and very honest people. Cannot ask for a better board for Lake Erie information.
snaapz
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Thank you @GPS & @hvyhaul , great words of encouragement and its true... I've already learned a lot since I joined.
I like the tip about setting rods at different depths then record the depth when you get a hit. My 2 3/4 year old can reel in with a bit of help from me; does that mean he can have 2 lines out?
I like the tip about setting rods at different depths then record the depth when you get a hit. My 2 3/4 year old can reel in with a bit of help from me; does that mean he can have 2 lines out?