Tonylow Loc: Huron, Ohio

Greetings guys, I'm new to the platform. I hear it's a great place to get schooled. I fish for just about everything. Right now, I'm targeting, you guessed it, walleye. Looking to fish lake side. What's the best wind?

Fredfish Loc: Prospect CT.

Welcome to the Stage Tony. We have a bunch of great anglers in Ohio, and J in Cleveland is probably your best bet for Eyes in the big lake. He should be along.

J in Cleveland Loc: Cleveland, Ohio

Anything out of the south is gunna be your best bet for eyes from the pier or any shore spot this time of year. Can’t cast very far into a head wind. Get yourself a pink lemonade perfect 10 and go nuts!!

Tight lines
J

jepolt Loc: North East Ohio

In addition to Lakeside you might consider giving the wall in Huron a try. Lots of walleye activity right now but, after dark is when its happening. Keep in mind you will see lots of fishermen on the wall. If you get there before dark you have a better chance to secure a good fishing spot. The further out you can go the better the fishing when the walleyes move in. Keep in mind the wall is nearly a mile long. There are some lunkers out there. I have four of them mounted in the 10 pound range. Rattle traps silver and blue have been proven to work very well. be patient, some nights they dont come in until later at night. Always be sure to stick to your limit. The ODNR guys wait at the parking lot in unmarked vehicles and they will count your catch. Also, make a plan on carrying your fish on the one mile walk back to your car 40 or 50 pounds and all your gear is something you need to plan for. (think positive) :) Finally. be sure to take a long handled net depending on where you settle in to fish you could be a ways away from the water. Good luck to you wherever you decide to try. As you look South east from the Huron wall you will see another shorter wall on the other side of the Huron River. This is called Nickle Plate Park, another less crowded option. Tricky to find but GPS may be helpful. Hope this help yu out.

MadRiverFisher Loc: Cleveland ohio

Winds to the east the bites the least. Winds to the west fish bite the best. Winds in the south bait falls in their mouth. So any west or s.w. winds are best.