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Rainbow, Walleye Fishing Wheatley July 7 2011

Friday, July 8th, 2011 at 8:15 am  
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Rainbow, Walleye Fishing Wheatley

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Rainbow Fishing Wheatley

Things are shaping up nicely for a great season of fishing in the Wheatley area. I was fishing out of Wheatley marina again on Wednesday with an older gentleman you will notice in an earlier post. We had a busy day and the fish are big. We ran out of cooler space actually. We boated 6 very nice rainbow trout and 5 large walleyes. We were fishing about 4-5 miles SE of the harbor and spent most of our time in 50 feet of water. Spoons colors were the same as previous post, with the purple/pink spoon doing almost all the damage. One spoon I painted last weekend had much of the paint scraped off from fish activity. Get in and have fun!

Walleye Leamington June 12 2011

Monday, June 13th, 2011 at 7:30 am  
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Walleye Leamington June 12 2011

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Walleye Leamington June 12 2011

Walleye fishing is here on the north shore of lake Erie near Leamington. This nice box of fish was caught a few miles west of Leamington on Sunday. The largest was 27 inches long and there were a few JUMBO perch in the box as well. These fish were caught using bottom bouncers in 24 feet of water. About 3 ounces of lead and 1.8 mph with about 50 feet of line out.

There were reports that pink/purple combinations were catching fish as well.

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Walleye Leamington June 12 2011

In the pictures are my son Trevor Henricks and his 77 year old father-in-law, Ernie Grant. Ernie fishes more days each year than most charter fishermen and lives to go moose hunting in which he fully participates every year.

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Walleye Fishing Leamington June 12 2011

Walleye Fishing Leamington

Sunday, June 12th, 2011 at 12:21 pm  
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Walleye Fishing Leamington

Looks better for fishing on the North shore of Lake Erie. Sunday morning walleye were finally caught near west of Leamington on the north shore of Lake Erie. One location is Kenyon Point and this is a sign the north shore is firing up!!!!

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Fishing Report Leamington, Point Pelee, Pelee Island

Sunday, June 12th, 2011 at 9:20 am  
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Fishing Report Leamington, Point Pelee, Pelee Island

Walleye fishing appears to be picking up steam and fish are moving closer to the north shore. Walleye have been caught on both west and east side of Pelee Island (mostly at the southern end) and some up at the NE corner. Some walleye are being caught in the Point Pelee and Colchester area as well.
I am waiting for better news and more specifics. I hope to have good news soon.
Yellow perch can be caught at Grub’s Reef also.

US Reports Western Basin

Walleye fishing is improving and has been best around West Sister Island, off of Niagara Reef, N of West Reef, E of North Bass Island on the Canadian border, and along the Canadian border E of Gull Island Shoal.  Fish have been caught by trolling with divers and spoons, inline weights and worm harnesses, and crankbaits.  Fish can also be caught by casting mayfly rigs or drifting with bottom bouncers and worm harnesses.

Yellow perch fishing has been best E of Ballast Island, E of the Kelleys Island airport, and S of Gull Island Shoal using minnows on perch spreaders fished near the bottom.

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Fishing Reports Leamington, Pelee, Colchester

ReelReports.com Expands To Freshwater and Saltwater Fishing Reports Across The Nation

Monday, September 13th, 2010 at 9:39 am  
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Q&A: Where in the world can you find the cheapest full day fishing charters?

Tuesday, June 1st, 2010 at 6:12 am  
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Question by noils2: Where in the world can you find the cheapest full day fishing charters?
I’m looking for a 30 foot plus saltwater charter boat that will catch edible gamefish like tuna and wahoo. I have no interest in trophy billfish.

I know you can get one for a couple hundred bucks in Cuba that can load up the boat but our government unfortunately won’t allow Americans to travel there.
Bingo injun. You don’t make money with empty space.

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Answer by kevrigger
I don’t know about cheap but the best in he U.S. are out of Miami

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