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We specialize in expert Lake Erie, PA Fishing Charters for Walleye,
Steelhead and Lake Trout. We charter 7 days a week from April thru
September. Give us a call to get on the schedule. View our Google
Calendar to see what's available. Experience First-Class Fishing
- Book Now!
We are now booking Lake Erie, PA walleye and steelhead charters for
the summer of 2026. We are walleye charter fishing out of Erie, PA
and own a 3-generation business combined with Small Program Charters
that has been operating Lake Erie, PA walleye charters since 1980.
We target trophy Lake Trout in April & May, Pennsylvania Walleyes
all summer and deep water Steelhead in late summer and fall. We only
fish in PA waters of Lake Erie. Reserve your spot today! |
We fish from 6 am to 2 pm, dock to dock, or until the legal limit is reached
whichever happens first. Bring suitable clothing, rain gear if needed, rubber-soled shoes, sunglasses, hat, camera, food and beverages, a cooler for your catch, a valid PA fishing license with Lake Erie stamp, and any medication like Dramamine if needed. No hard alcohol, guns, or drugs are permitted. Yes depending on the time of year, you can catch walleye and steelhead together in deep water. Perch is usually treated as a separate charter. Yes passengers 16 and older need a valid Pennsylvania fishing license with
a Lake Erie stamp. A trout stamp is required for trout/steelhead or a combo
Erie/Trout stamp. Yes tipping the mate is customary. The recommended baseline is about 20%
of your trip cost. A deposit of $100 is required to reserve your date, refundable only via rescheduling for weather/conditions. Full payment or deposit can be made over the phone.
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Lake Erie, PA where, when and why?
By Steve Small When the central basin of Lake Erie begins to warm and the water temperature reaches the mid-50's, low-60's, the walleye begin to group up in wide spread schools along the 50-60 feet depth of water. Normally, on any lake or reservoir as the water temperature warms the bigger fish move to deeper, more comfortable water. Lake Erie is a prime example of this. Easy accesses to colder water and bait fish such as smelts and alewives ( high protein forage fish found in cooler water) make it simple to understand why trophy walleye find their home in the waters off Erie, PA.Later, in mid July and August, the fish move even deeper into the depths of Lake Erie. Walleye are caught on planner boards, while the Steelhead and Salmon are caught with downriggers at the same time. How's that for excitement?
Late August and September still provide trophy size walleye in deep water. The fall Salmon and Trout begin to school in front of the creek mouths. If its 3-6 pound Smallmouth Bass you like to catch, late September and October are the time. The big female Bass feed heavily at this time to help develop their eggs for the sPAwning period.
Lake Erie, PA walleye fishing charters
Bomber Charters - Lake Erie, PA walleye fishing charters. Sportfishing on Lake
Erie, PA for walleye & steelhead aboard the 36ft Bomber with Capt. Tim Small
in the PA waters of Lake Erie, Pennsylvania
Lake Erie, PA walleye fishing charters
Bomber Charters - Lake Erie, PA walleye fishing charters. Sportfishing on Lake
Erie, PA for walleye & steelhead aboard the 36ft Bomber with Capt. Tim Small
in the PA waters of Lake Erie, Pennsylvania