Awesome day of fishing! Those sheepsheads will wear out your arms in a few hours. I fish Lake Erie over toward Maumee Bay and there are many fish Ohio sheepshead out there. I just bought some VCM Double hooks (9908 BZ) and hope these solve the tangling issue with the Cabela's Mean Eye blade baits. O-rings & treble hooks on a blade bait are normally trouble. I love the Thundermist Stingnose spoons. They catch everything. Just bought some Rapala Jigging Raps and Moonshine Shiver Minnows. I just wish we could keep the boat steady to fish them. Happy fishing!
@@joekerUli Pretty soon the steelhead will be biting out near the Edison Power plant near Bayshore. There is a boat ramp nearby. The warm water discharge attracts them to that. In April, walleye will be all over the bay area. It's great for jigging in the spring.
@@JamesBondDZero7Mi6 I’ll definitely be out jogging for walleye, I typically partake in the walleye run, and have been out plenty of times with my dad in his 14ft smokercraft aluminum boat jogging for walleye and perch, I was more or less asking about specifically a kayak, because I know around the islands can get pretty busy with traffic around holiday weekends and such, so just curious what to look out for from a kayak’s perspective.
@@joekerUli Sorry Joe. I'm not into kayaks so I know nothing about them. I see lots of them out near Crane Creek while jigging for walleye though. Now you know another good spot.
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Awesome day of fishing! Those sheepsheads will wear out your arms in a few hours. I fish Lake Erie over toward Maumee Bay and there are many fish Ohio sheepshead out there. I just bought some VCM Double hooks (9908 BZ) and hope these solve the tangling issue with the Cabela's Mean Eye blade baits. O-rings & treble hooks on a blade bait are normally trouble. I love the Thundermist Stingnose spoons. They catch everything. Just bought some Rapala Jigging Raps and Moonshine Shiver Minnows. I just wish we could keep the boat steady to fish them. Happy fishing!
Good info on the upgrading hooks. I need to try that!
I live in Toledo, and plan on kayak fishing for perch on the bay around Cullen park quite a bit, any recommendations or tips?
@@joekerUli Pretty soon the steelhead will be biting out near the Edison Power plant near Bayshore. There is a boat ramp nearby. The warm water discharge attracts them to that. In April, walleye will be all over the bay area. It's great for jigging in the spring.
@@JamesBondDZero7Mi6 I’ll definitely be out jogging for walleye, I typically partake in the walleye run, and have been out plenty of times with my dad in his 14ft smokercraft aluminum boat jogging for walleye and perch, I was more or less asking about specifically a kayak, because I know around the islands can get pretty busy with traffic around holiday weekends and such, so just curious what to look out for from a kayak’s perspective.
@@joekerUli Sorry Joe. I'm not into kayaks so I know nothing about them. I see lots of them out near Crane Creek while jigging for walleye though. Now you know another good spot.