Erie Fish Species

Common Questions

What are the primary fish species targeted by What That Vise Do on Lake Erie?

What That Vise Do targets a variety of fish species in Lake Erie, including walleye, perch, smallmouth bass, steelhead trout, and more, catering to a wide range of angling preferences.

When is the best time to fish for walleye on Lake Erie with What That Vise Do?

The best time for walleye fishing on Lake Erie varies throughout the year, with peak seasons typically in spring and fall when walleye are more active and abundant.

What techniques does What That Vise Do use to catch walleye on Lake Erie?

We employ various techniques such as trolling with crankbaits, drifting with harness rigs, and jigging with soft plastics or live bait to effectively target walleye depending on the season and conditions.

Can anglers expect to catch perch on Lake Erie with What That Vise Do?

Yes, perch fishing is a popular option with us. We target schools of perch using light tackle and live bait, focusing on productive areas around reefs and structures where perch congregate.

Where are the best areas on Lake Erie to target smallmouth bass with What That Vise Do?

Smallmouth bass can be found near rocky structures and drop-offs throughout Lake Erie. We use techniques like casting with soft plastics, crankbaits, or fly fishing to entice these prized sportfish.

Do you offer guided trips specifically for steelhead trout fishing on Lake Erie with What That Vise Do?

Yes, we provide guided trips for steelhead fishing during their seasonal runs in Lake Erie's tributaries. Steelhead offer thrilling angling opportunities, particularly in the spring and fall months.

What is the typical size range of walleye caught on Lake Erie with What That Vise Do?

Walleye caught with us on Lake Erie can range from 18 to 30 inches on average, with larger trophy fish exceeding 30 inches being a highlight of many fishing trips.

What are some of the unique challenges anglers may face when fishing for steelhead trout on Lake Erie with What That Vise Do?

Challenges may include adapting to changing water conditions, varying depths where steelhead are found, and adjusting fishing techniques such as drift fishing with spawn bags or nymphs to match the fish's behavior.

Can I combine different types of fishing experiences (e.g., walleye and bass) in one trip with What That Vise Do on Lake Erie?

Yes, depending on availability and your preferences, we can customize trips to target multiple species such as walleye and bass during the same outing to maximize your fishing adventure on Lake Erie.

What conservation practices does What That Vise Do follow when fishing on Lake Erie?

We adhere strictly to all fishing regulations and practice catch-and-release for certain species to promote sustainable fishing practices and ensure the health of Lake Erie's fish populations for future generations.

A What That Vise Do Guided Trip targets the top Erie Fish species including Brown Trout (Also Called Salmo Trutta), Rainbow Trout (Also Called Coast Range Trout, Hardhead, Kamloops, Redband, Salmon Trout, Steelhead), Smallmouth Bass (Also Called Black Bass, Bronzeback, Brownie, Gold Bass, Green Bass, Jumper), Steelhead Trout (Also Called ). We primarily Fish the Erie, Pittsburgh, Allegheny National Forest, Ashtabula River, Cuyahoga River, Walnut Creek, Grand River, Sixteenmile Creek, Vermilion River, East Branch Rocky River, Elk Creek, East Branch Chagrin River.