2018/04/28 17:32:17
buddy8erie
Anybody getting anything off shorelines? Shades Shorewood 7 mile 4 mile? honestly going for anything just catch n releasing..any ideas on best time and rigs to use?
2018/04/29 07:44:14
Divemaster
It’s a bit cold yet for most of the species available by surf fishing in the main lake. If you’re set on making a trip, I’d try for Walleye along the trib mouths after dark with plugs and spoons. A couple more weeks and you’ll see a few Smallies and Channel Cats close to shore, then by June there should be Drum, White Bass, and White Perch, too. Good luck!
2018/04/29 13:17:08
Pauleye60
The word Shorewood brings back so many memories. When I was a kid (I'm 70 years old) my Dad and his buddies owned a house trailer at Shorewood. They also had a wooden boat which was at least 18 to 20 feet long, 4 to 5 feet wide and 3 or 4 feet deep. We would go out and fill wire fish baskets with perch and blue pike. Sometimes you could catch 2 at a time, sometimes one of each. They would always filet them at the end of each day and then freeze the filets after eating our fill. Wonderful memories!
2018/04/30 12:08:18
buddy8erie
Thanks for info guys
2018/04/30 18:57:44
Ugly Stik
I'm old enough to remember Blue Pike dinners. Fabulous eating.
2018/05/03 06:37:40
buddy8erie
Did walleye actually open on the first of may? or is it still opening on 5th? seen it said something on home page but cant find anything on pa fish commission about it opening on may 1st
2018/05/03 09:44:06
grizz27
May 1st for Erie all inland lakes are may 5th

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