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4.75+4.50+4.25+Lorain•28 ft•4 persons
See why we are the top Google-rated fishing charter in Lorain, Lake Erie Fishing Adventures is your ticket to a memorable time on the water. "I took my teenage son and nephew for their first walleye trip in Lake Erie & Captain Mike did not disappoint." — Heather, OH
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trips fromUS $475
Lakeside Marblehead•22 ft•5 persons
Triple S Walleye Charters is excited to give you the opportunity to experience world-class Walleye fishing on Lake Erie!"Captain Tom and his 1st mate Steve were not only friendly, but they are extremely knowledgeable about where and how to catch walleye." — Laura,
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trips fromUS $450
Lorain•30 ft•6 persons
Lake Erie Charter Service LLC is located in Lorain and offers to show you a memorable time in these waters."Tom and Steve made the trip a fantastic experience for us. They knew exactly what they were doing and we were on the fish instantly limiting out quickly." — Guy,
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trips fromUS $500
Lakeside Marblehead•27 ft•6 persons
Relax, enjoy, and have a lovely day of fishing on Lake Erie together with Another Limit Charters LLC. "They communicated well, were friendly, accomomidated time changes, got us involved In baiting/casting." — Dana,
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trips fromUS $450
Lakeside Marblehead•30 ft•4 persons
Explore the waters around Port Clinton, Ohio and have a memorable fishing trip with South Of Heaven Guide Service. "We had an outstanding experience. We caught three limits of walleye." — Michael, PA
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trips fromUS $425
Lorain•30 ft•4 persons
See why we are the top Google-rated fishing charter in Lorain, Lake Erie Fishing Adventures is your ticket to a memorable time on the water. "Only had time for a four hour trip but we were busy pulling in walleye." — Becky, TN
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Lorain•30 ft•6 persons
Welcome aboard the Reel Thrill! Your host Capt. Tony Sambunjak and Capt. "Met Captain Tony and first mate Ethan at 6AM. They were ready and so was my daughter, grandson, his friend, and me." — Ronald,
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trips fromUS $440
Lorain•30 ft•6 persons
Come join Lake Erie Charter Service LLC for an epic fishing adventure."Highly skilled and knowledgeable captain put us on fish 15 minutes after leaving the dock." — Anthony,
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trips fromUS $500
Port Clinton•30 ft•5 persons
Outcast Sportfishing & Lodging invites you to experience the stunning waters of Port Clinton. "Our captain was Kenny, Very pleasant and knowledgeable and experienced on fishing." — James,
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trips fromUS $620
Lakeside Marblehead•30 ft•6 persons
When visiting the quaint community of Lakeside Marblehead, OH, be sure to take some photos of the local lighthouse, and of course, use the opportunity to do some fishing on Lake Erie. "Booked for a Walleye trip for 2 dads and 3 older kids, but as the walleye weren’t biting, went for perch instead." — Jason, OH
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trips fromUS $600
Frequently Asked Questions about Fishing Charters in Ohio
Fishing in Ohio
With the world-renowned Lake Erie on one side and the glorious Ohio River on the other, Ohio truly is "The Heart of It All." But fishing in Ohio is so much more than just two big names. There are 50,000 ponds and 7,000 miles of streams statewide where you can cast your line. And, if you’re in doubt where to start from, Ohio charter operators will show you the latest hotspots.
Ohio is home to over 160 fish species. We could rest our case here, but where’s the fun in that? The state is proud of its Bass and Trout fisheries, but Walleye are the absolute stars of the show. Apart from featuring some serious headliners, "The Buckeye State" also has premier Yellow Perch, Crappie, and Bluegill fishing spots. And don’t be surprised if you stumble on Musky and Pike, too.
With acres of water across the state, there are fishing opportunities throughout the entire year. If you’re a winter fan, the good news is that Ohio doesn’t hibernate. Indian Lake and Portage Lakes are among the best ice fishing destinations. Meanwhile, Port Clinton is the number one departure point for exploring Lake Erie and Sandusky Bay year-round.
Winter months are reserved for ice angling. You can easily spend a day bonding with your family on a frozen pond. The rest of the year offers 4 hour lake and river trips, also suitable for families. If you’re a seasoned angler looking for a Walleye or Bass challenge, then a full day trip is ideal for you. Whatever option you choose, Ohio charter operators will cater to your needs.
Rules & Regulations
Everyone aged 16 and older is required to obtain a fishing license before heading out to fish in Ohio. So, regardless of whether you’re fishing with a licensed charter operator or on your own, make sure you purchase a permit. The best way to keep up the pace with the latest rules and regulations is to check out the official website of the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
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Ohio Fishing Seasons
January
The new year is upon us, so feel free to celebrate with some world-class ice fishing. If you know what you’re doing, you’ll be catching Walleye in droves.
February
The fact that it’s cold doesn’t mean the fish aren’t hungry. It’s perfect for either stalking Steelhead in Lake Erie or Largemouth Bass in the rivers.
March
The spring spawning run is upon us! Starting from Maumee River, this brings a whole bunch of fish right into the hands of prepared anglers.
April
White bass will usually begin their migration up Lake Erie tributaries in mid April. An absolute treat for shore anglers casting into the flow.
May
Mad River is a very popular spot for going after Brown Trout this time of year. Whether it’s conventional or fly angling, you’ll be drowning in fish soon enough.
June
Tournament season hits Ohio’s northern shores. If you think you’ve got what it takes, sign up and compete with other anglers for some fabulous prizes.
July
It can get really hot in summer, which is why some anglers opt for night fishing. In the case of Muskingum River, look forward to some big Catfish.
August
As the water temperatures go up, so does the Smallmouth Bass action in various rivers and streams. Have fun!
September
September is when Yellow Perch fishing really kicks into high gear on Lake Erie. Things keep getting better and better, to the joy of all Buckeye anglers.
October
Steelhead fishing in October is especially bountiful in the tributaries of Lake Erie. Fly anglers will try and win them over with nymphs and streamers.
November
Walleye are migrating west after having spent the summer in the Lake Erie central basin. Those after them will line up at the Huron Pier and hook ‘em up.
December
The cold weather does nothing to stop Brown Trout fishing from being great. Clear Fork River is especially potent for loading up on Browns in December.
