Lake Erie, ON Tributary Steelhead.
Posted on December 2nd, 2021Great Lakes tributary anglers are taking advantage of rainfall, snow-falls and intermittent mild temperatures proving some excellent late fall steelhead fishing.
Our good friend Joe Kubassek took a couple of hours to fish some of the Lake Erie, ON tributaries fishing salmon eggs under a float and confirms that conditions are good but he fish are scattered. If you don’t mind covering water and checking out many runs and pools to hook into some fresh-run fall steelhead, now is the time.
Best water conditions are stained water after snow melt-off or rain where visibility is 1-2′ feet below the surface. Start by drifting close to bottom in some of the deeper runs and pools and then slowly shallow-up the float to intercept any suspended steelhead that are moving form pool to pool
Make sure to check the fishing videos on our Italo Labignan YouTube channel and if you have any questions just email them to me at Ask Italo throughout our www.canadian-sportfishing.com website.
