Where are you from? Right now later evening and night time you can hit the beaches around the west side tribs of erie county for walleye. Casting spoons and plugs work well. Dont be afraid to wait til late evening either like 11 or midnight .... What the weather and wave reports would suck if you have to drive up here and get here to find its not fishable from shore. Just an option.... You can hit our creeks also earlier for some pretty big smallmouth as well towards the mouths. 

2 links that are very important to us up here :
https://v2.wqdatalive.com/public/55
 
https://tgftp.nws.noaa.gov/data/raw/fz/fzus61.kcle.glf.le.txt 
This one scroll down to section says from conneaut, Oh to ripley new york this covers the whole PA lake line
 
Bring your waders ...... get in there up above your knees keep the light to a minimum if you wear a headlamp ,they can be caught in just a few feet of water. 

Thanks guys, much appreciated. I've been on lake Arthur quite a bit. I've done great with largemouth and perch there but gotten skunked every time I go out for stripers or walleye. I've never tried for pike or muskie (yet) just because I feel like I have a lot more to learn before taking on that difficulty level.

Can of corn and pymy just sayin

Shenango River should be near you I believe....no pike ,stripers ,walleye or musky down that way ? Ask around local bait shops . We've caught all from Sharpsville to Pulaski but further down access is harder from shore.
 
Many new and old fishermen fish when they want to go.... not when fishing is best . First light , late evening are best also early spring . Some days we cast over three hours steady in pursuit of bigger fish. Don't over do it on line.... 6-8 lb. will land many big fish with a decent reel or adding a short heavier leader on the toothy guys. Plan on getting skunked many a day big fish don't fool easy but they all have to eat ! Persistence pays off !