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Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead

Lake Fishing Trip in Lakeside Marblehead

Lake Erie Smallies, Walleye, Perch

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29 ft 1 - 6 People From $550
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Fishing in Port Clinton

Lake Fishing Trip in Port Clinton

Lake Erie Catfish Special

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24 ft 1 - 6 People From $330
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Fishing in Port Clinton

Lake Fishing Trip in Port Clinton

Yellow Perch And Smallmouth

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37 ft 1 - 6 People From $900
Fishing in Conneaut

Lake Fishing Trip in Conneaut

Lake Erie Classic Perch Trip

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $800
Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead

Lake Fishing Trip in Lakeside Marblehead

Epic Ohio Walleye Trip

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20 ft 1 - 3 People From $325
Fishing in Conneaut

Lake Fishing Trip in Conneaut

Lake Erie Classic Walleye Trip

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Fishing in Lorain

Lake Fishing Trip in Lorain

Lake Erie Walleye Catch

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $650
Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead

Lake Fishing Trip in Lakeside Marblehead

Lake Erie Perch Or Walleye Special

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $700
Fishing in Lorain

Lake Fishing Trip in Lorain

Lake Erie Walleye Roundup

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29 ft 1 - 6 People From $500
Fishing in Lorain

Lake Fishing Trip in Lorain

Lake Erie Walleye Run

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26 ft 1 - 4 People From $450
Fishing in Conneaut

Lake Fishing Trip in Conneaut

Lake Erie Walleye Drift

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $800
Fishing in Port Clinton

Lake Fishing Trip in Port Clinton

Perch And Walleye Slam

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $930

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Fishing in Conneaut

River Fishing Trip in Conneaut

Epic Steelhead Plus Lodging & Meals

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21 ft 1 - 6 People From $1,765
Fishing in Oak Harbor

River Fishing Trip in Oak Harbor

Classic Walleye & Perch Combo

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $900
Fishing in Conneaut

River Fishing Trip in Conneaut

Epic Private Water Steelhead

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21 ft 1 - 4 People From $600
Fishing in Oak Harbor

River Fishing Trip in Oak Harbor

Honing In On Perch

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $800
Fishing in Conneaut

River Fishing Trip in Conneaut

Elite Steelhead Adventure

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21 ft 1 - 4 People From $525
Fishing in Cleveland

Lake, Nearshore, River Fishing Charter in Cleveland

Trophy Walleye Night Bite (Oct-Dec)

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21 ft 1 - 3 People From $450

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Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead

Nearshore Fishing Charter in Lakeside Marblehead

Channel Catfish Sandusky Bay

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18 ft 1 - 3 People From $360
Fishing in Conneaut

Inshore, Lake, Nearshore Fishing Charter in Conneaut

Summer Walleye Troll

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Fishing in Lorain

Lake, Nearshore Fishing Charter in Lorain

Full Day Walleye Fishing

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $650
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Fishing in Port Clinton

Lake, Nearshore Fishing Charter in Port Clinton

Walleye Trolling Morning (AM)

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39 ft 1 - 6 People From $1,100
Fishing in Cleveland

Lake, Nearshore, River Fishing Charter in Cleveland

Trophy Walleye Night Bite (Oct-Dec)

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Fishing in Conneaut
Fishing in Conneaut
Fishing in Conneaut
trip description for Elite Steelhead Adventure in Conneaut

Kurt specializes in guided flyfishing trips on some of the most productive waters in the Lower 48. There are so many fish in the fall and winter months that these trips are much more about enjoying your time on the water, with good company, the fish will follow suit! Where you'll be fishing depends on the water conditions and the time of year. Kurt and his team will do their best to personalize your trip and meet any specific needs you may have. Water conditions and especially rainfall have a huge impact on how the fish move and what tributaries will be fishing best luckily for you, Kurt and all his guides personally fish these waters daily and stay on top of fish movements and water conditions to ensure you're fishing the best water. To that end, Kurt has access to a lot of private water sections that are well worth the additional fee when conditions are correct. These leases and properties he uses provide you with access to unpressured water, which means fewer to no other fishermen and more aggressive fish! Options like this will be discussed in the days leading up to trip, and as I mentioned, though there may be a small additional rod fee for these sections it is well worth it! Guided steelhead trips are 1 or 2 people per guide. We also specialize in hosting larger fishing groups (i.e. fly fishing clubs, corporate outings, etc.) You'll need to bring your waders, and Kurt highly recommends you test them for cracks and holes before you bring them along! Also bring rain gear and multiple layers (gloves and winter caps if the weather suggests), sunglasses, and your own fly gear if you'd like. Kurt will have rods rigged and ready to go and will supply all the flies, but loves when his clients bring their own gear as well! Read More

River Fishing Trip in Conneaut

Elite Steelhead Adventure

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21 ft 1 - 4 People From $525
Fishing in Cleveland
Fishing in Cleveland
Fishing in Cleveland
trip description for Full Day Trophy Walleye & Steelhead in Cleveland

If you've been searching for the fishing trip of a lifetime, look no further. Captain Mike ("Moke") is very experienced when it comes to fishing Lake Erie for both Trophy Walleye and Steelhead. On this trip, you'll be trolling for "wallhanger" Walleye, and thrashing Steelhead off shore. Depending on the time of year, there are a several different techniques to choose from. In the spring, you'll employ diving crank baits that can find Walleye down in the deep, cold water. Towards the middle of the summer, you'll focus on trolling for Walleye towards the middle of the water column. This is an exciting (and chaotic) way to fish when multiple rods start bending at once! You'll also be trolling for Steelhead, a type of fish that's essentially a Rainbow Trout on steroids. These fish hit hard, jump high, and are extremely fun to fight. They're also excellent eating, whether you choose to throw some fillets on the grill or sear them on the stove. You'll be fishing from the deck of Captain Moke's 21' Warrior High performance Muti Species boat 350-HP Suzuki engines, so you'll be absolutely flying off the dock and out to the hot fishing spots! Captain Moke will supply everything you need for a blue-ribbon day, including all rods, reels, bait and tackle! Just bring a cooler with some snacks and drinks, sunscreen, and proper clothing! Let’s go fishing! Read More

Lake Fishing Trip in Cleveland

Full Day Trophy Walleye & Steelhead

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21 ft 1 - 4 People From $600
Fishing in Port Clinton
Fishing in Port Clinton
Fishing in Port Clinton
trip description for Perch and Walleye Slam in Port Clinton

Climb aboard with Captain Greg and spend a day whacking Walleye on Lake Erie! Over the course of a half or full day, Captain Greg will take you to his favorite fishing holes to target Walleye and Perch. These freshwater fish make for a tasty meal and can be caught using a variety of techniques. They’re super fun to cast for! Great Lakes fishing is an incredible opportunity to bag a delicious dinner! Captain Greg’s 30’ Sportcraft can comfortably fit up to 6 guests, plus the captain himself. She is powered by a 360hp Mercruiser engine. There is a restroom on board for your comfort, and an ice box to store your catch. Hopefully you fill it up! Captain Greg will masterfully navigate the vessel and try his best to put you on some fish. Everything you need for an amazing trip will be provided by Captain Greg. He’ll bring all the equipment including rods, reels, tackle, and bait. The gear is state of the art, so you should have no trouble using it even if you are just learning to fish. Captain Greg also provides some snacks and water, but feel free to bring your own. All you need is sun protection and appropriate clothing. Check the weather reports a couple days before your trip so you come prepared! Read More

Lake Fishing Trip in Port Clinton

Perch And Walleye Slam

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $930
Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead
Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead
Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead
trip description for Full Day Walleye/Perch Combo in Lakeside Marblehead

Although Lake Erie isn't the biggest or the deepest of the Great Lakes, it certainly has some of the best fishing, with strong native stocks of Walleye, Smallmouth Bass, Perch, and more! On this trip with Captain Charles, you'll chase Walleye and Perch—both fun gamefish that are also known their white, flaky filets. You'll be chasing these freshwater sportfish with classic light tackle fishing techniques as well as trolling. Walleye and Perch will hit both bait and lures, so you can switch things up depending on the conditions. Captain Charles will make sure you're set up with the best tackle for the job! You'll get out there aboard his 27' Sportcraft sportfisher, a beautiful boat with a big deck for fishing. She runs a 300-HP engine so you'll be out there in the blink of an eye, and has plenty of amenities to keep you comfortable. You'll be provided with everything you need for a blue-ribbon fishing trip; all you need to bring is proper clothing for the weather, your Ohio fishing licenses, and a good attitude! Read More

Lake Fishing Trip in Lakeside Marblehead

Full Day Walleye/Perch Combo

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27 ft 1 - 4 People From $800
Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead
Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead
Fishing in Lakeside Marblehead
trip description for Lake Erie Perch Hunt in Lakeside Marblehead

If you're looking to go after some of the Midwest's best eating fish on America's fourth-largest lale, look no further! This trip with Captain Chad is ideal for anglers who want to hit their limit of Yellow Perch and make some great memories on the water. Captain Chad is a pro when it comes to baggin Perch. He's been putting his clients on the fish for nearly two decades, and he'll make sure you fill your cooler on this trip. To hook 'em up, you'll use a variety of artificial lures on light tackle. This trip is a great chance to perfect your cast and your retrieve, and Captain Chad has lots of advice for anglers of all levels. Although Perch arent known for being big fighters, they're excellent eating and Captain Chad is happy to clean your fish for you back at the dock. Bring some Ziploc bags and a cooler for your keepers! You'll be fishing from Captain Chad's 34' Baha Cruiser Catamaran. This beautiful sportfishing vessel is fast, comfortable, and built for the wide range of conditions on Lake Erie. She sports twin 320HP outboards, so you'll spend more time fishing and less time cruising! She also features a full cabin, bathroom, seating for up to six, and much more! Everything you need for a great trip will be provided. Just bring some snacks and drinks, proper clothing, and sun protection and you'll be all set! Read More

Lake Fishing Trip in Lakeside Marblehead

Lake Erie Perch Hunt

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34 ft 1 - 6 People From $990
Fishing in Oak Harbor
Fishing in Oak Harbor
Fishing in Oak Harbor
trip description for Honing in on Perch in Oak Harbor

Looking for a classic Perch-fishing experience on Lake Erie? Captain Larry has got you covered. With years of experience fishing on Lake Erie, Captain Larry will guide you to the best fishing spots on the lake and help you fill your cooler. Yellow Perch are one of the most popular freshwater gamefish in the US, and for good reason! These fish are fun to catch, and their flaky white fillets are known for their great taste. In the pan, on the grill, or in the oven, these fish are some of the best-eating around. This trip is great for families, and can accommodate up to six people. Whether you're new to fishing or a pro, Captain Larry will make sure to put you on the fish and show you a great time on the water. His 30' Baha fishing vessel is purpose-built for these trips, and comes kitted out with amenities to keep you fishing in comfort all day. Why wait? Get out there and start catching! Read More

River Fishing Trip in Oak Harbor

Honing In On Perch

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30 ft 1 - 6 People From $800
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Everything to Know About Booking a Fishing Guide in Ohio

What are the best fishing trips in Ohio?

Why should I book a fishing trip in Ohio with Captain Experiences?

Our Damn Good Guides currently offer 42 trips in Ohio, and the most popular trips in the area are Lake Erie Smallies, Walleye, Perch guided by Robert, Lake Erie Catfish Special guided by Scott, and Elite Steelhead Adventure guided by Kurt.

Our guides in Ohio are rated a 5 out of 5 based on 3309 verified reviews on Captain Experiences.

All guides on Captain Experiences are licensed, insured, and vetted by our team. You can access their reviews, click through trip photos, read bios to get to know them, and preview trip details like species, techniques, group sizes, boat specs and more.

Looking for kid friendly guides / fishing lessons in Ohio? Check out our beginner and family friendly guides in Ohio.

What types of fishing trips are common in Ohio?

Lake fishing is the most popular type of fishing in Ohio as well as river fishing, nearshore fishing, and inshore fishing.

The most commonly sought after species in Ohio are: 1. walleye, 2. perch, 3. steelhead, 4. channel catfish, and 5. smallmouth bass.

The most common fishing techniques in Ohio are light tackle fishing, artificial lure fishing, and trolling but drift fishing and bottom fishing are popular as well.

How much does an Ohio fishing trip cost?

Prices in Ohio can range anywhere from about $500 to $1,100, but the average price for a half day trip in Ohio is $609. The average price for a full day trip in Ohio is $869.

Is booking a fishing guide worth the money?

Hiring a guide provides a number of benefits and many choose to book a fishing guide for a combination of experience, local knowledge, convenience, and cost-effectiveness.

Working with experienced fishing guides who know the best local spots and techniques can dramatically increase your odds of a great day. Having someone who is on the water every day and knows the area like the back of their hand is going to give you the best chances of success.

Booking a guide is also more cost effective, especially if you only get out a handful of times per year. When you consider all of the costs you would incur on your own such as the price of a boat, maintenance, insurance, gas, high-quality gear and tackle, repairs, and more, you’ll find that DIY is sometimes not worth the expense.

Even if you’ve got a great setup already in your home waters, booking a guide also provides a great opportunity to experience new techniques, new locations, or even a chance at a new target species to knock off the bucket list.

What month is best for fishing in Ohio?

The most popular season for fishing in Ohio is summer, and most anglers book their trips 91 days in advance.

Do I need a Ohio fishing license and what are the bag limits in Ohio?

See here for more information on fishing licenses in Ohio, bag limits for target species, and fishing season regulations in Ohio. When in doubt, your fishing guide will always know the right rules and regulations in Ohio.

What is fishing in Ohio about?

Fishing in Ohio offers a diverse and rewarding experience for anglers of all levels. With its abundant lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, the state provides numerous opportunities to cast a line and reel in a variety of fish species. Whether you prefer serene lake fishing or adventurous river angling, Ohio's waters cater to a wide range of fishing preferences.

One of the popular spots for fishing in Ohio is Lake Erie, renowned for its excellent walleye, perch, and smallmouth bass fishing. Anglers flock to this Great Lake throughout the year, especially during prime fishing seasons. Inland, Ohio boasts scenic rivers like the Mad River and the Great Miami River, where trout, smallmouth bass, and catfish are commonly caught. The state's many reservoirs, such as Mosquito Lake and Alum Creek Reservoir, also offer great opportunities for catching largemouth bass, crappie, and panfish.

Beyond the thrill of catching fish, fishing in Ohio allows enthusiasts to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of the state. Whether you're fishing from a boat, a pier, or along the shore, Ohio's landscapes provide a picturesque backdrop for a day on the water. Moreover, the state's commitment to conservation ensures that its fisheries remain healthy and sustainable, contributing to a thriving outdoor recreation environment for residents and visitors alike. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a novice looking to try your hand at fishing, Ohio's waters are sure to offer an enjoyable and memorable experience.

What are the most popular months to go fishing in Ohio?

Fishing seasons in Ohio are carefully regulated to ensure sustainable practices and optimal fishing experiences throughout the year. The state's Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) establishes specific seasons and regulations for various fish species, aligning with natural breeding cycles and conservation efforts. Understanding these seasons is crucial for anglers to plan their fishing trips effectively and abide by legal requirements.

Spring marks the beginning of many fishing seasons in Ohio, as waters warm up and fish become more active. This season is particularly popular for trout fishing in rivers and streams, as well as for targeting spawning fish like walleye in lakes such as Lake Erie. As temperatures rise into summer, anglers shift focus to warm-water species such as bass, crappie, and bluegill. Lakes and reservoirs across the state offer excellent opportunities for boat and shore fishing during this time, with early mornings and evenings often yielding the best results.

Fall in Ohio brings cooler temperatures and vibrant foliage, signaling another prime fishing season. It's a great time for pursuing trophy-sized fish, as many species feed heavily to prepare for winter. Anglers might find success targeting muskellunge and steelhead in rivers or continuing to pursue bass and panfish in lakes and ponds. Winter, though often quieter, offers ice fishing opportunities on frozen lakes for species like perch and crappie, providing a unique and peaceful experience for dedicated anglers willing to brave the cold.

Understanding the nuances of fishing seasons in Ohio not only enhances the chances of a successful catch but also promotes responsible fishing practices that contribute to the long-term health of the state's aquatic ecosystems. By adhering to seasonal regulations and guidelines set forth by ODNR, anglers can enjoy the thrill of fishing while ensuring future generations can experience the same joys on Ohio's waters.

What types of fishing are popular in Ohio?

Fishing in Ohio offers a variety of types and techniques that cater to different preferences and environments. One popular method is freshwater lake fishing, where anglers target species like bass, walleye, and panfish. Techniques such as casting crankbaits, jigs, or live bait rigs from a boat or shoreline are effective for catching these fish. Lakes such as Lake Erie, Mosquito Lake, and Alum Creek Reservoir are known for their diverse fishing opportunities and draw anglers year-round.

River and stream fishing present another dynamic option in Ohio, particularly for trout, smallmouth bass, and steelhead. Anglers often employ fly fishing techniques in rivers like the Mad River or the Great Miami River, where the currents and structure provide ideal habitats for these species. Using artificial flies or nymphs to mimic natural prey and mastering the art of casting accurately are essential skills for success in these waters.

For those seeking a more tranquil experience, pond fishing in Ohio's smaller bodies of water offers a laid-back approach. Ponds are often stocked with a variety of fish, including bass, bluegill, and catfish, making them perfect for beginners or families. Techniques such as bobber fishing with worms or using small spinners can yield rewarding catches without the need for elaborate gear or extensive travel. Whether you prefer the challenge of river currents, the vastness of lakes, or the simplicity of ponds, Ohio provides diverse fishing opportunities that cater to every angler's skill level and interests.

What species are popular for fishing in Ohio?

When fishing in Ohio, anglers have a wide array of fish species to target, each offering unique challenges and rewards. One of the most sought-after species is the walleye, particularly in Lake Erie, where anglers flock to during the spring and fall seasons. Known for its delicious taste and spirited fight, walleye fishing often involves trolling with diving plugs or drifting with live bait rigs near rocky structures or drop-offs.

Largemouth bass are another popular species found in Ohio's lakes, rivers, and reservoirs. Anglers can enjoy pursuing these prized game fish throughout the state, especially in places like Alum Creek Reservoir or Mosquito Lake. Techniques such as casting plastic worms, crankbaits, or topwater lures around submerged vegetation or structure are effective for enticing bass.

For those who enjoy trout fishing, Ohio offers opportunities in its coldwater streams and rivers. The Mad River and Clear Creek are renowned for their trout populations, including brown and rainbow trout. Fly fishing with nymphs or dry flies is a favored technique, requiring anglers to match the hatch and present their offerings delicately in the water. Whether you're after walleye on Lake Erie, bass in Ohio's reservoirs, or trout in its streams, the state provides a diverse range of species that promise exciting angling experiences year-round.

What are the best places to fish in Ohio?

Ohio offers a wealth of excellent fishing spots across its diverse landscapes, making it a haven for anglers seeking memorable experiences. Lake Erie stands out as one of the top destinations, renowned for its world-class walleye and yellow perch fisheries. During the spring and fall, anglers flock to the Western Basin and islands like Put-in-Bay for thrilling fishing adventures. Lake Erie's abundance and variety of fish species, coupled with its scenic beauty, make it a must-visit location for both local and visiting anglers alike.

Inland, Ohio boasts numerous lakes and reservoirs that provide fantastic fishing opportunities. Mosquito Lake, located in northeastern Ohio, is celebrated for its bass fishing, offering anglers a chance to reel in largemouth and smallmouth bass amidst picturesque surroundings. Alum Creek Reservoir near Columbus is another hotspot known for its quality bass fishing, particularly during the warmer months when these predatory fish are most active. These lakes not only offer great fishing but also provide amenities like boat launches, fishing piers, and scenic trails, ensuring a well-rounded outdoor experience for anglers and their families.

For those who prefer fishing in rivers and streams, Ohio's waterways offer exceptional trout fishing experiences. The Mad River, a tributary of the Great Miami River, is renowned for its brown trout population and scenic beauty. Clear Creek, located in southeastern Ohio, provides opportunities for catching rainbow and brown trout in a serene woodland setting. These streams are ideal for fly fishing enthusiasts looking to test their skills against wary trout in clear, flowing waters. Whether you're targeting trophy fish in Lake Erie, exploring bass-filled reservoirs, or enjoying the tranquility of trout streams, Ohio's diverse fishing destinations cater to anglers of all interests and skill levels throughout the year.

Does Ohio have good fishing?

Ohio offers diverse fishing opportunities across its lakes, rivers, and reservoirs, making it a great destination for anglers of all interests and skill levels. The state's inland waters are home to a variety of fish species, including Largemouth Bass, Smallmouth Bass, Walleye, Crappie, and Catfish. Popular fishing lakes like Lake Erie, Mosquito Lake, and Alum Creek Lake attract anglers for their productive fishing grounds and scenic surroundings. Lake Erie, in particular, is renowned for its world-class Walleye fishing, drawing anglers from across the Midwest during the spring and summer Walleye runs.

In addition to its lakes, Ohio's rivers and streams offer excellent fishing opportunities throughout the state. The Mad River, Scioto River, and Great Miami River are known for their Smallmouth Bass and Trout populations, providing anglers with opportunities to fish in both urban and rural settings. Ohio's diverse fishing environments cater to a variety of fishing techniques, from fly fishing in clear mountain streams to trolling for Walleye on expansive reservoirs.

Ohio's fishing community is active and supported by numerous resources, events, and conservation efforts. The state hosts various fishing tournaments and derbies, such as the Walleye Fall Brawl on Lake Erie and the Midwest Crappie Series, which attract anglers seeking competitive fishing experiences. Local bait shops, fishing guides, and marinas provide valuable assistance and expertise to help anglers plan successful fishing trips. Ohio's commitment to conservation ensures that its fisheries remain healthy and sustainable, preserving the natural beauty and recreational opportunities that make Ohio a top destination for fishing enthusiasts.

Recent Reviews of Captain Experiences

  • ★★★★★
    My son and I and 4 other friends had a blast on our full day excursion with Capt. Alex Zelinko. He was a wonderful Captain, kind courteous, informative and fun. I would highly recommend Captain Alex Zelinko and Captain Experiences to anyone looking for an enjoyable day of fishing. Thank you Alex. Dave Vachon.

    David R. with Tom U. of Lorain, Ohio

  • ★★★★★
    Excellent trip

    Kyle W. with Robert H. of Lakeside Marblehead, Ohio

  • ★★★★★
    Larry was a great guide - put us on top of lots of Walleye. We got our 30 fish limit in 4 hours. The boat - Walleye Magnet - was awesome and perfectly set up to catch tons of keepers.

    Brandon M. with Tom U. of Lorain, Ohio

  • ★★★★★
    We had an amazing experience. Capt Sean was very knowledgeable of the area and knew where the fish were. We are looking forward to our next trip already.

    Adam H. with Sean S. of Lorain, Ohio

  • ★★★★★
    Sean was a fantastic guide. He's very personable and we had great conversation in addition to catching a lot of fish! His boat was clean and spacious, I'll definitely be booking him again.

    Josh H. with Sean S. of Lorain, Ohio

  • ★★★★★
    Our captian was great. Very knowledgeable and explained what was going on since it was our first time on a charter. Really came in the clutch to get us near our limit at the end. I would recommend these guys and I will be booking again.

    Eldon L. with Alex Z. of Lorain, Ohio

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