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  1. My buddy Jim had an earlier vacation this year than prior years we went up north. We figured it shouldn't affect to fishing to much, but man we wrong there. Finding the fish pre-spawn was much more difficult. Weather patterns were terrible to fish in as well. This particular day (May5th) the water surface temperature as running 43 degrees and air temperature in the morning was 29 degrees. It was a real roll of the dice this year going early. Each day we fished was a grind, but we did manage to catch some decent smallmouth and walleye, but certainly not in the numbers we would have liked. I'm headed back up in about 3 weeks. I'm thinking the fish will be post spawn then. I may have to try Traverse Bay or Little Traverse. This Charlevoix video below has some aerial views of the lake, underwater shots, and of-course some good fish catches.

    Lake Charlevoix Smallmouth Fishing

     

     

  2. The big walleye run on the Maumee River is almost here.  The walleye have been tracked from Lake Huron, St. Clair and Lake Erie.  Anglers come from far way for this big run.   It's only a couple months away.  I took some aerial footage of the river when the water level was way down.  I did this of the best walleye spots so anglers could find those sweet honey holes.

    Maumee River Walleye Hot Fishing Spots  (Drone View)

  3. Here is a new Lake Erie Fishing video from this past fall.  There are some different areas than you have seen in the past videos.  It was a short, but very productive trip.  If you watch the video with your phone you should be good.  If you watch with your computer, ipad, or T.V.   You will want to click the bottom right to make it full screen, and click the other icon next to it to make it better quality.  Hope you enjoy it.  We have a few other new ones to come out in the following weeks.



    https://rumble.com/vcb167-lake-erie-largemouth-bass-fishing-areas.html?mref=66lt3&mc=9e0fe

  4. I realize not everyone has a boat, and I'm often asked where someone can go and catch some fish from shroe.  Metzger Marsh wildlife area is one of those places.  Tons of places to fish from shore and catch perch, pike, walleye, bass, bluegill, crappie, catfish, etc..   It's also a great place to duck hunt in the fall.  This video will give you a nice areial view of the place.

     

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