Walleye seem to be everywhere, with lots of limits of fish caught just a short distance from the harbors along the Central Basin of Lake Erie. The Cleveland area walleye fishing has been best in 40 to 45 feet of water, where trolling with tandem spinners rigs and nightcrawlers or spoons has been especially productive.
Many of the anglers who generally troll the deep, clear waters are staying closer to shore and casting for walleye with weight-forward spinners and nightcrawlers and small spinner rigs tipped with just half of a nightcrawler.
While those near-shore fishermen are catching lots of walleye, they're also connecting with a great many white perch, white bass, sheepshead and catfish.
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