King Slammin

Don't let it scare you. Just go out and try it once or twice. It's actually not too bad. The weekends are definitely worse than weekdays. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Meyers reef, Seneca shoal, smokes creek, Hamburg shoreline in front of hoaks, Dunkirk shoreline and reefs. Pretty much anywhere along the shore or reefs that you can get into that 7-12' range. I have run boards with glow sticks but usually just Rod in hand for me. Bay rat shallows, husky jerks, shadow raps, scatter raps. It's all a guessing game, and a lot of changing of baits, but when you find what they want that night, limits come quick Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

I have a Superfisherman 196. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

In good up to 3 footers or so. But if it's much more than that, it's usually muddy in shallow so I'm not out there. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

I only use my terrova. Once the batteries die, I go home. A quiet four stroke kicker should be fine too. I just like the autopilot aspect, and stealth of a terrova Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

I do the same thing. It stretches the worms out and keeps them clean. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Your very welcome. I should have just went out of olcott. I live 5 minutes from the water. Good luck out there Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Just made the hour and a half drive back home. It was solid 3-6' waves out of Dunkirk this am. We fished until 9:00 and got tired of being beat up. Caught nothing but marked a ton. I'm definitely more of a fair weather fisherman Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

I'm heading to sturgeon in the morning. Haven't been fishing in three weeks, and haven't been out for eyes since Father's Day. I hope it settles down a bit Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

We run 1.5-1.7 all may for the night bite. Scatter raps and shadow raps were the ticket. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Took the family down to the Catt today. They're not early risers and it's an hr and half drive for us so we didn't get lines in until 10:45. I had an 8 rod spread. I ran two riggers, one with spoon and one with harness, 45 and 55 down. Two dipseys 75 and 90 back with harnesses, 2 color with various sticks, 5 color with sticks and later harness, flicker minnow on braid an flicker shad on braid. Took 4 hits until we left at 4. Lost one eye at back of the boat, caught a silver, and missed two on the boards. What a struggle!!! Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Where is this report from? Taking the family out Saturday. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

I took a couple buddies out this morning since the forecast was calling for one day in between blows. Water was not as cloudy as I expected and waves were a comfortable chop. We set up around 8:00 in front of the windmills. Got into the sheepshead immediately. We must've caught 20-25, with some real hogs, but not what we came out there for. The eyes were scattered. We picked up 6 keepers before packing it in shortly after noon. All fish came on harnesses. Not a great day but my buddies left with smiles and a few meals. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Later on I'll switch to sticks as the fish move deeper and west. Theres a chart for the 50/50 method using drop weights. It works pretty good. At 60 back and 60 to the board with 2 oz you would be at 19' at 1.5 mph Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

Depends how deep you want to target. I always fish the marks and above. We have two 4 oz off the bow and two 2 oz off the stern in that 25-35' range. The 4 oz are right on the bottom and the 2 oz are 5-7' up. I'll change that out to 6 oz and 4 oz when the fish move out to the fence. There was a lot of boats out there and boards made it tough to maneuver and turn on fish so we took them out and stuck with the 4 rods which worked out well Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App

We had to work for them, but we got it done. Two man limit with some nice bass mixed in. All eyes caught on harnesses and bass on sticks. No real pattern to the catches either. Nuclear green Colorado, watermelon willow, and gold gobie hatchet blades all took fish. Sent from my iPhone using Lake Erie United Mobile App