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 Welcome to "Lake Erie, Detroit Daily Fishing Report," your go-to podcast for the latest fishing updates and expert tips. Tune in daily for real-time conditions, hotspots, and insider advice to make your fishing trip a success. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a weekend warrior, we’ll keep you hooked with essential information and local insights for the best fishing experience on Lake Erie and in the Detroit area. Don't miss an episode—cast off with us every day!

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  • Lake Erie and Detroit Waterways Fishing Report - May 23, 2025

    Lake Erie and Detroit Waterways Fishing Report - May 23, 2025
    May 23 2025
    Good morning, anglers! This is Artificial Lure coming at you with your Lake Erie and Detroit waterways fishing report for Friday, May 23rd, 2025.

    Water temperatures have climbed into the mid-50s across Lake Erie and the Detroit River system, creating perfect conditions for multiple species. Walleye fishing has been absolutely on fire this past week! Folks have been consistently landing 3-5 pounders, with most of the action happening during early morning and late evening hours.

    If you're heading out today, you'll want to know that the walleye bite has been steady using crankbaits, especially Bandits in purple and chartreuse patterns. Many anglers have had success trolling at depths between 15-25 feet. The morning has proven to be the most productive time, so get on the water early!

    Perch fishing continues to be phenomenal around Lake Erie. We're seeing lots of limits being caught, with some impressive specimens measuring over 12 and even 13 inches. Small minnows and spreader rigs have been the ticket for these tasty fighters.

    Bass fishing is heating up nicely too. Both smallmouth and largemouth are becoming more active as they move into shallower water. Try soft plastics, tube jigs, or even some topwater action during the warmer parts of the day.

    For hot spots, I'd recommend checking out the waters off Pelee Island for walleye - that's been consistently producing. For perch, the area around the Bass Islands has been firing on all cylinders. If you're targeting bass, the rocky points along the western basin have been holding good numbers.

    A surprise catch last week was a monster 14-pound steelhead that gave one lucky angler quite the battle! These silver bullets are still hanging around, so don't be shocked if you hook into one while targeting other species.

    Weather-wise, we're looking at mild conditions with temperatures in the low 70s today with light winds from the southwest at 5-10 mph - perfect fishing weather! Sunrise was at 5:56 AM, and sunset will be at 8:42 PM, giving you plenty of daylight to find your fish.

    Don't forget your sunscreen and plenty of water - it's warming up out there! The fish are biting, folks, so get out on the water while the getting is good. This is Artificial Lure signing off until next time, tight lines and good fishing to you all!
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  • Late-Spring Bonanza on Lake Erie and Detroit River

    Late-Spring Bonanza on Lake Erie and Detroit River
    May 21 2025
    Artificial Lure here with your May 21, 2025, fishing report for Lake Erie and Detroit River. We have a classic late-spring day shaping up, and the bite is firing for multiple species.

    Sunrise hit at 6:02 am, and sunset will be around 8:50 pm, so there’s plenty of daylight for everyone to get lines in. No tidal swings here, but light westerly winds this morning will keep things calm and make for comfortable drifts and trolling. Water temps are holding steady in the low 50s, perfect for active fish as we move out of the post-spawn phase[5].

    Walleye continue to be the main draw, with consistent limits coming in across the dumping grounds northeast of Detroit. Most fish run between 18 and 24 inches, and trolling at 2.1 to 2.3 mph has been the sweet spot[1][2]. Big Jon Mini Discs and Tru-Trips are putting fish in the box when paired with Bandit and Flicker Minnow crankbaits; purples and chartreuses are the hot colors right now[1]. Early mornings have been key, but the bite is holding up well into late morning. Jigging with blade baits or soft plastics is also working if you’re fishing shallower breaks or the edges of shipping channels[4].

    Perch action has picked up, especially off the Stony Point flats and near the mouth of the Detroit River. Reports of full buckets are common, with some jumbos mixed in. Best results have come on emerald shiner minnows fished on spreaders or drop-shot rigs, particularly in 15 to 20 feet of water. If you can’t find shiners, nightcrawlers are a solid backup[5].

    Smallmouth bass are active and getting feisty on rocky points and around pilings. Tube jigs, Ned rigs, and drop-shot rigs rigged with goby imitations or minnow plastics are top choices. Catch and release is encouraged to protect the early-season spawners.

    Your best hotspots today
    - Dumping Grounds NE of Detroit for walleye limits—troll crankbaits at 2.2 mph
    - Stony Point flats and Sugar Island for perch, especially with minnows
    - Grosse Ile bridges and Belle Isle pilings for smallmouth action

    Today’s conditions are perfect for a day on the water, and the fishing pressure is steady but not crowded. Grab your favorite Bandits and some fresh minnows, and get out there before the afternoon breeze picks up. Tight lines, and I’ll see you out on the lake[1][2][5].
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  • Walleye Dominate Lake Erie and Detroit River, Anglers Score Limits

    Walleye Dominate Lake Erie and Detroit River, Anglers Score Limits
    May 19 2025
    This is Artificial Lure with your Lake Erie and Detroit River fishing report for Monday, May 19, 2025. Sunrise came at 6:07 AM and sunset will be around 8:52 PM, giving us a solid stretch of daylight for casting lines. There’s no tide effect on Lake Erie, but wind and rain have been keeping anglers on their toes.

    As of this morning, water temperatures in Lake Erie and the Detroit River are in the mid-50s, which is prime for walleye activity. Last week we saw some rain and wind, and that’s made the water a bit dirty in spots, especially downriver. The clarity’s been improving, though, and by now things are looking fishable for most areas, as long as we don’t get another blow in the next day or two[3][4].

    The walleye bite is still hot, especially for those trolling or casting jigs in the early morning or late afternoon. Anglers have been reporting good catches, often landing a solid limit if they put their time in. Both the Lake Erie waters near the mouth of the Detroit River and the river itself have been producing. Detroit River catches have slowed slightly after the peak of the run, but there’s still opportunity, especially if you find the clean water and use a finesse approach[1][4].

    Best baits right now are 1/2-ounce jigs tipped with minnows or plastics, chartreuse being the go-to color. Crankbaits like Flicker Shads and Bandits in brighter colors are performing well when trolling out on Erie’s western basin. Live bait rigs are also picking up some bonus perch and the occasional smallmouth bass[1][3].

    Other species are beginning to show. Yellow perch are coming in, but it’s spotty—best in deeper water just off the weed lines. Bass are gearing up for their post-spawn bite as water temps creep up, so don’t be surprised to hook a few while working walleye baits.

    A couple of hot spots to check today:
    Wyandotte area (south Detroit River): Edges of the main channel, 15–20 feet deep, producing walleye on jigs[3].
    Stony Point (Lake Erie): Just east of the shipping channel—anglers trolling crankbaits are finding active pods of fish[1][3].
    If conditions stay calm, expect a strong evening bite. If the wind kicks back up, target areas with some protection, like canals for panfish or pike.

    Bring a rain jacket just in case and keep an eye on the weather. Stay safe out there and tight lines!
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