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JohnN invited me to fish with him out of Huron public launch this morning. The north dock has been removed, the south dock is still in. I had my box of lures to pick out on the port side, while John had his to pick out and choose depths on the starboard side.

We fished mostly Bandits in 30 – 36 f.o.w., from 55 – 80 back, @ 1.5 m.p.h. As the bite slowed, we made a few turns, changed a few colors and ran them a little further back or added 2 oz. weights, then decided to change course to mark more fish. Finished before noon with a dozen nice size walleye, Each of us had an Orange Crush working well the latter part of the morning, as we exchanged lot of ideas and tactics to make this a memorable outing for 2 followers of W.L.E. Fishing Reports.

Walleyes for wounded heroes is an local organization that 100% of donations go towards our fishing events. We have no paid staff and all funds raised are used for our events we run on Lake Erie for wounded heroes. Last June our event hosted 120 wounded heroes for 5 days and we provide housing, food, entertainment, and boats for the heroes to enjoy the fishing and camaraderie that Lake Erie has to offer. Our captains not only provide us with over 50 boats for the June even we also run a October event for 25 heroes along with donating a trip for us to raffle off. The entire month of April we will be giving away a trip a day and the tickets are $20 or 3 for $50. Right now you can purchase them online at Walleyes For Wounded Heroes select the donate button and you will see a drop down that allows you to select the tickets. Once purchased you will receive a picture of your ticket. There are only 1000 tickets being sold and it goes off the Ohio pick 3 evening drawing (or day drawing if not a winner).

Erie Outfitters and Bays Edge Bait and tackle will both be carrying tickets for sale thanks to both of those for supporting us both with ticket sales as well as helping with our events. Please look to them for your tackle needs I know many of use appreciate what they do for our fishing community.

Also our June event is open right now for registration if you know of a wounded hero that would like to attend please encourage them to apply. We want new faces every year last year we had 23 states represented by attendees (and even 2 from puerto rico).

Walleyes for wounded heroes is an local organization that 100% of donations go towards our fishing events. We have no paid staff and all funds raised are used for our events we run on Lake Erie for wounded heroes. Last June our event hosted 120 wounded heroes for 5 days and we provide housing, food, entertainment, and boats for the heroes to enjoy the fishing and camaraderie that Lake Erie has to offer. Our captains not only provide us with over 50 boats for the June even we also run a October event for 25 heroes along with donating a trip for us to raffle off. The entire month of April we will be giving away a trip a day and the tickets are $20 or 3 for $50. Right now you can purchase them online at Walleyes For Wounded Heroes select the donate button and you will see a drop down that allows you to select the tickets. Once purchased you will receive a picture of your ticket. There are only 1000 tickets being sold and it goes off the Ohio pick 3 evening drawing (or day drawing if not a winner).

Erie Outfitters and Bays Edge Bait and tackle will both be carrying tickets for sale thanks to both of those for supporting us both with ticket sales as well as helping with our events. Please look to them for your tackle needs I know many of use appreciate what they do for our fishing community.

Also our June event is open right now for registration if you know of a wounded hero that would like to attend please encourage them to apply. We want new faces every year last year we had 23 states represented by attendees (and even 2 from puerto rico).

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Last year a couple of friends invited me to go out ice fishing with them up north. I was like not even interested until they told me it was a heated shack and the ride out was in a heated 4×4 and then I was like ok. I was still hesitant but I am glad I went it was a great time. We fished for white fish and everyone up there said they were better than walleye and after trying them I would have to disagree, but to each is there own. I was wondering if they have ice fished on Lake Erie in the western basin and if the ice gets thick enough for heated shacks? I was thinking it would be nice to take my friends out for some walleye

I found this today on the south Shore of Johnson’s Island. I’m guessing it came from the Sandusky River. Perhaps someone familiar with the area west of Sandusky Bay has an idea where the beaver could be that worked this stick?

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waiting on spring no boats in water we had to pull a little early due to water level and sand bar might be a problem in spring we will see just when perching was getting good out in front of wards 18 ft of water got 50 fish one day 3 guys then 39 pounds next day 4 guys plain spreaders and perch rigs buddy makes rigs with the flies on them he gave me a few baited it up with shiners from bite me 2 my old shop soon as i put it down double next day 22 pounds 3-guys same spot took a day off went out again and hit bottom with a strong swest wind we turned around went back to dock season over water came up a day we got to ramp to pull boat at the mouth of wards the sandbar is bad other boats got stuck getting to bad there and seems like were last one dredged might have to move marina after 45 years. ben tying jigs year round. happy thanksgiving a few pics 419 708 0131 ask for scott

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Good morning,
I just wanted to post this here to say, “Thank You!” to all my customers who fished with me this past season.

If you have 5 minutes to waste, and want to watch a video recap, (ignore the silly music just turn it down, because I wasn’t going to pay for copywrited “good music”…lol)..give it a look. It’s definitely not professionally done, but it reminds me of all the fun I was lucky enough to experience with some great folks over the 2022 season.

2022 Juls Walleye Fishing Adventures SD 480p – YouTube

Thanks for reading my reports, and leaving reports of your own, on this site. It’s a great community of good people willing to share their knowledge, and it is appreciated.

Keep up the great work! 🙂

Juls

I’m planning on making a trip up next week for some night shore walleye fishing. I went last week and caught nothing. Then it was to warm. Lots of bait fish. I can’t seem to find anyone posting anything about the fishing. Can anyone give me a status report? Much appreciated

Had an epic combo trip yesterday in the cold. We started out jigging in the D-River and had our limit in 65 mins. We caught 17 that way and then it slowed down. We decided to venture just into the lake and pull some of my custom baits. We caught 33 in about 3 hours, plus another 6 or 7 monster smallies. We must have lost another 5 or 6 fish during the chaos.

35-40 back at 1.6 – 1.9 mph, into the current (12-15 FOW) was the ticket. Best patterns were Smokeshow Shad, Pimp Daddy Perch, Glow Wonderbread and Blueberry Cheesecake.

Several times we had 3 or more on at once. One time, we had 5 on at once and then the 6th one had a drive-by. We only landed 3 of the 5. One got off as I was horsing it in. The other got off as I was trying to swing it into the boat. Towards the end I was only putting out 2 lines on my side, because 3 was too many to deal with as fast as they were going back. They were all nice eaters, but nothing bigger than 25″.

It’s been a while since I had a trip with that kind of action. Early in the day I set a goal that we would get to 50 fish landed. My partner said, “I have heard about people getting 50 fish in a day, but I would have to see it to believe it”…..he saw it, and now he believes it…:D. BTW, we kept 12 eaters and the rest were immediately released.