Late Fall Fishing Report for Lake Erie near Cleveland
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Hey folks, Artificial Lure here with your morning report from Lake Erie around Cleveland.
We're looking at a cold December day with daytime highs around 37 degrees near Lake Erie in Cleveland, so bundle up before you head out. Sunrise was around 7:15 this morning, and we're looking at sunset around 4:45 this evening, so you've got a tight window to maximize your time on the water.
**Weather & Water Conditions**
Things are getting a bit rough out there. We're seeing northwest winds to 30 knots diminishing to 15 to 25 knots, with waves running 5 to 8 feet and occasionally around 10 feet. There's a chance of snow in the morning, so keep an eye on conditions. Water temperatures are holding steady – off Cleveland we're sitting at 44 degrees, which is perfect for winter activity.
**Fish Activity**
Walleye and smallmouth bass are absolutely crushing it right now. The cold water has these fish feeding aggressively, and we're seeing solid numbers coming in. Your best bite windows today are early morning – major bite time runs from 6:43 to 8:43 AM – and then again this evening with major times hitting around 6:57 to 8:57 PM.
**Best Lures & Bait**
For this time of year, small swimbaits are producing beautifully. Drop-shot rigs with your favorite soft plastics will work wonders, especially along deeper structures. If you're targeting walleye, live shiners are your bread and butter. Spybaits and hair jigs can also trigger strikes from cruising fish in slightly shallower zones.
**Hot Spots**
Hit up the mouth of the lower Detroit River where it meets Lake Erie – that's prime real estate right now. Also, don't overlook the various creeks and marinas around the area like Conners Creek or any of the established marina channels. These create natural highways for baitfish and predators alike.
Bundle up, dress for the cold, and get out there early to maximize your time. Thanks for tuning in, and don't forget to subscribe for daily updates on conditions.
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