Lake Erie Smallmouth Fishing

Bass Fishing is freshwater sport fishing. It truly can leave you with the same thrill you would get traveling offshore searching for pelagic species. Whether you are hunting for largemouth or smallmouth, they both provide an exceptional experience. Lake Erie Smallmouth Fishing has been spectacular and is only just getting started.

Lake Erie is a large Great Lake with an abundance of fishing that it can offer. When traveling to the United States, whether from a different continent or Country, make sure you land the smallmouth bass of your dreams. To target this incredible species of bass, local expert Captains are needed. Capt Mark Rose is a true expert with years of experience and knowledge of this fantastic lake.

Martin was traveling from Toronto, Canada, to fish Lake Erie with Captain Mark. He is originally from Africa and has never been to Lake Erie smallmouth fishing before on a big lake like Lake Erie. While visiting the Lake, he had no choice but to land his first one. Captain Mark provided him with an experience of a lifetime. The destination of choice was Erie, Pennsylvania, out of Presque Isle Bay.

Most of the fishing on this trip focused on the bay. Martin landed 25 smallmouth bass, with the most significant weighing 5 pounds. He could not have been more excited to get a fish of that caliber. Now is the year to catch big smallmouth bass on Lake Erie.

The most effective baits to use are jerk baits, tubes, steel shad lures, and live bait on occasion. Fish are moving up to spawn and are holding in 7-8 feet of water. Martin looks forward to his next experience and adventures out on Erie with Captain Mark!

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After this great fishing trip, the action continued. Jeff, Jamie, and Brad were traveling to Erie from just outside of Pittsburgh. They were coming to cash in on some Lake Erie Gold. Weather conditions made for an exciting trip but did not stop the bite.

These guys boated 30-plus smallmouth bass in their 6-hour fishing trip. The main focus, yet again, was the Bay throwing tubes, drop shots, jerk baits, and some live bait. As the temperatures rise, the fish will continue to move up from 4 to 10 feet of water. Water temperatures are holding at 55-58 degrees.

Captain Mark can’t wait for the next time Jeff, Jamie, and Brad come back for more action. They had a great fishing trip, and we look forward to fishing with them again.

If you are looking for a Lake Erie Smallmouth Fishing trip of a lifetime, contact us here at Bass Online, and we will hook you up. Captain Mark is a highly professional guide with a lot to offer incredibly excellent and big smallmouth bass. Don’t miss out on the action while it is hot!

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Captain Mark Rose hometown is Pittsburgh, PA. Mark has always fishing the best holes in Lake Erie and Lake Okeechobee since 1999. He fishes in the spring chasing Lake Erie smallmouth fishing trips. He runs a detail shop in his hometown during the summer, spring, and fall and heads to Florida during the winter months to do what he loves, guide on Lake Okeechobee. Learn More About Lake Erie or Capt. Mark Rose

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