Lake Erie Fishing Reports

Latest Lake Erie Fishing Reports from Myrmidon Fishin’ Ful Charters

Stay Updated with Real-Time Trophy Walleye & Perch Action

Welcome to the official fishing reports page for Myrmidon Fishin’ Ful Charters, your source for up-to-date fishing conditions and success stories from the waters of Lake Erie. Our reports provide valuable insight into the best times to catch walleye on Lake Erie, perch migration patterns, seasonal updates, and what to expect during your trip. Whether you're booking a family-friendly fishing charter or hunting trophy-sized fish with your crew, these reports are written by Capt. Bob Hughey himself—who brings over 33 years of Great Lakes charter experience to each trip.

Our Lake Erie fishing reports are tailored to serious anglers and newcomers alike. Each entry shares information on recent catches, weather and water conditions, bait preferences, and trip highlights. These reports help guests prepare for their own guided fishing trips on Lake Erie and stay ahead of seasonal trends for spring walleye runs, summer perch action, and fall combo charters. We also include recommendations for gear, apparel, and how to plan for changing lake conditions.

This page is especially useful for anglers visiting from out of town who want the most current snapshot of fishing conditions before booking their Lake Erie private charter. We often update the reports weekly during peak season with fresh photos, client success stories, and Capt. Bob’s expert observations from the water. Whether you're fishing near the islands, trolling deep basins, or jigging near Marblehead, you’ll find accurate, local insights right here.

Be sure to check back regularly to stay in the loop on Lake Erie fishing for perch and walleye, trophy opportunities, and trip availability. These reports offer a transparent look at what it’s like to fish with Myrmidon Fishin’ Ful Charters and serve as a guide for planning the best charter trip possible. Bookmark this page and follow along as we chase Lake Erie’s best catches year-round.

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Rock Eyes Biting Strong Through November fishing report coverpicture

July 8, 2026

Lake Erie - Lake, OH Fishing Report on 8th Jul, 2026 - 1

Was out by myself looking for upcoming charters. Rock eyes have been great right now. We have half day charters open till end of the season in November. We have a good rate with equipment and bait included, give us a call!

Bachelor Crew Scores Walleye Before Put In Bay fishing report coverpicture

July 8, 2026

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Great half day charter for this bachelor group from southern ohio. Good luck to the groom . They had a great time and some walleyes to take home. Next stop Put In Bay!!

Beautiful jumper landed – congratulations on the catch 🎣 fishing report coverpicture

August 19, 2025

Lake Erie - Lake, OH Fishing Report on 19th Aug, 2025

Great catch and a beautiful jumper, congratulations

Lake Erie Biting Strong Near the Shores of Marblehead fishing report coverpicture

June 18, 2025

Lake Erie - Lake, OH Fishing Report on 18th Jun, 2025

It’s shaping up to be a great week of fishing around Lakeside Marblehead, with Lake Erie offering up a healthy mix of walleye, smallmouth bass, and perch. The weather has been steady, the water is warming, and anglers are reporting solid action both by boat and from shore. Walleye fishing continues to be the main draw, and the bite has been reliable in 20 to 35 feet of water just off the Marblehead Peninsula. Trollers are doing well running Bandits and Flicker Minnows about 40 to 80 feet back, targeting suspended fish with leadcore or dipsey divers. Colors like chrome, purple, and firetiger have been standout producers. Evenings and low-light hours are especially hot, with plenty of keepers in the cooler. Yellow perch are starting to make more of an appearance, especially near traditional hotspots like the Marblehead Lighthouse, Kelleys Island Shoal, and the waters around Green Island. Perch spreaders tipped with emerald shiners are the go-to, and anglers are having better luck anchoring and staying patient while the schools move through. Smallmouth bass action is solid along the rocky points and nearshore structure. Tube jigs, drop shots, and small swimbaits are working well in 10 to 20 feet of water. Kelleys Island and the reef complexes nearby are holding some quality fish, with mornings seeing the best bite window before the lake gets busy. Overall, Lakeside Marblehead is offering a well-rounded fishing experience this week. Whether you’re chasing a limit of walleye or looking for hard-fighting bass, the lake is giving up some great days on the water. Be sure to check local wind conditions before launching, and enjoy the action Lake Erie has to offer!