After big blows again last week, much of Lake Erie's central and western basins were turned into mud bowls. As a result, fishing has slowed and catch rates are way down. However, the waters 8-10 miles north of Vermilion and Lorain are starting to clear and should offer excellent yellow perch angling. Walleye fishing is slow right now. A lot of the fish are in the waters northwest of Vermilion, 6-10 miles. That water is fairly dingy yet. Inshore action is slow as anglers wait for some clearing. Temperatures will be mild this week and winds softer than in previous weeks. As the season comes to an end, this may be one of the best opportunities to get in one last fishing trip. Call 440-365-9932 to book.
