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At A-n-J we understand how the need to
catch fish can take control and make it impossible to go on with life
until you can get your hook wet. That's why we offer fishing charters of all types
and for all budgets.
Now 2 locations to fish!
early spring/summer located at Wild Wings Marina, Oak Harbor, Ohio and
late summer/fall we fish out of Vermillion Water Works, Vermillion, Ohio.
Why A-n-J Charters?
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We are not just charter boats and drivers, but fishing guides with an uncanny ability to sense fish and create exciting
charter experiences for all of our patrons. |
| Let's not forget
the Lake Erie islands (South Bass Island, Middle Bass Island, North Bass
Island, Green Island and West Sister Island) produce some of the
wildest smallmouth bass fishing (affectionately referred to by
many as smallies) action in the area. |
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Why Lake Erie?
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| It is the HEART
of walleye fishing country and Port Clinton, Ohio is considered to be the
walleye capitol of the world. The western basin waters are the
spawning grounds for the majority of all walleye hatches. |
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Our charter dates are filling up
fast for the 2007 season so pick up your phone or , be sure to get your dates today!!
Lake Erie Walleye Fishing
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Trophy
walleye fishing begins in early spring just after the ice covering the
lake has melted. Walleye are an abundant and ferocious fighting fish,
which aggressively start biting in April and continue through October. |
Smallmouth Bass Fishing
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| Other species on Lake
Erie such as the smallmouth bass or yellow perch present an equaling
task in their own right to catch.
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| Smallmouth bass give a
tail walking display not easily duplicated by any other fish,
sometimes jumping out of the water some 2 feet!! |
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Perch Fishing
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| Lake Erie perch (jumbo
yellow perch) can keep a fishermen so busy catching them, they have not a
moment to enjoy the beauty of the lake and her shores. Many a fisherman
will tell you that if it is the meal you fish for, yellow perch are
the finest eating fish you may ever have the pleasure to eat. |
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