Lake Erie Trib SM Bass
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posted by DreamsOfSteel at 6:16 PM
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Comments on "Lake Erie Trib SM Bass"
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Ryan said ... (8:38 PM) :
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DreamsOfSteel said ... (10:30 AM) :
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Anonymous said ... (10:01 PM) :
post a commentAre there still good numbers of fish in the tribs?. Was at 18 mile about a month ago and picked up a few bass here and there on poppers and buggers. good stuff
I wouldn't say good numbers but there are a few here and there. My time was very limited because of an incoming lightning storm. I'm going back real soon though!
... man o man in the past when I lived closer and walked the shores of Lake Erie, and Lake Ontario swinging streams out into the lake along small rock piles, and cuts I used to be amazed at the size of the open water small mouth. I can see you have the right idea keep it up! nice Blog