This week, 6/8/26, has been some incredible fishing. Catching the boat limit of walleye has been the norm. We are still catching them within a mile of shore which has been nice, allowing for more fishing time and less travel time.

The walleye were jumping in the boat today. Fished 53-57 fow N of the east light and the bite was fast and furious3 man limit in an hour and a half. Had time to run the clients downtown and show them the views from the water. Here's the specifics. -dipsy divers and MI stinger spoons. Dipsys 3 setting 65 back -kevorkian was the best color -2.7-3.1 sog -wind:non existent -no waves -sunny -water temp:66f -fish from the bottom suspended to 20'with the highest concentration being 35-45'

Did a morning trip out of Cleveland and fished 54-43fow. Ended up with 18 fish and threw 6 back. The big girl was 30". Here's the specifics: -Dipsy divers and MI stinger spoons. 3 setting 65 back and 0 setting 80 back. -kevorkian and orange w/yellow tip were the best colors. -water temp: 64f -waves: less than 2' -wind: ENE less than 10 knots -water clarity: very clear -trolling with the waves seemed to be better

Fished downtown Cleveland in heavy winds and managed 5 walleye, 1 being 31". Bandits 50-75 back. Speed 1.2 uphill. Winds NE 25-30mph. Water temp 54f.

Fished the cleveland harbor for bass a had a productive outing. Both largemouth and smallmouth were biting. The hot lures were rat-l-traps and shad raps. Water temp- 52f East winds 10knots Barometric pressure-29.99 on the rise

Fished NE o Kelley's Island today. With most of the western basin muddied from the recent rain/wind this was the only place we could find fishable water. Started at 5pm and got a 2 man limit by 7:30. We were trolling into the waves at 1.3-1.5mph. The walleye were hitting firetiger p10's 75 feet back, Rapala HJ-14s 80 back using the 20+ method, and orange Reef Runners 80 back. Water temp was 49f. No bigguns but fast action. Wind from east 5-10knots