LAKE ERIE BASS CHARTER GUIDES SERVICE
Lake Erie and Upper Niagara River Smallmouth Bass and Walleye Charters & Guides: Western New York's Lake Erie and Upper Niagara River provides anglers with some of the greatest freshwater sportfishing opportunities the United States has to offer.
 Riverside Sportfishing also provides Niagara River Fishing Charters, Lake Erie Bass and Walleye Fishing Charters, Lower Niagara River Fishing Charters and Lake Ontario Salmon & Steelhead Fishing Charters.
2009 Salmon Fishing with
Riverside Sportfishing
Niagara River, Niagara Bar &
Lake Erie & Ontario Fishing Charters
Niagara River Fishing Charters & Guides:
Enjoy charter fishing for King Salmon, Steelhead, Brown Trout and Lake Trout on the Lower Niagara River. Riverside Sportfishing drifts along the seven-mile stretch of the Lower Niagara River from the well-known Devil's Hole area, down stream to Lake Ontario, which is known as the Niagara Bar. Niagara River fishing is best from the middle of September through mid April.
Lake Ontario Salmon Fishing Charters & Guides:
Targeting Spring Kings, with a mix of Coho Salmon, King Salmon, Steelhead, Lake Trout and Brown Trout on Lake Ontario from late April through September, let Riverside Sportfishing take you trolling on their spacious 34-foot Cruisers, Inc.™
Widely known as one of the top Salmon and Steelhead Trout fishing spots in the world, our fishing guide service offers year-round charters for a variety of game fish in the Niagara River and Lake Ontario at the Niagara Bar.
Captain Bruce Blakelock is a full-time Lake Erie and Lake Ontario fishing guide/charter captain, living in Lewiston, NY, on the Lower Niagara River. Captain Blakelock has appeared in magazines such as "Lake Ontario Outdoors," "Great Lakes Angler," and "New York Sportsman."
We invite you to browse our web site. Questions are always welcome and fishing always discussed!
Newsletter Update for Lake Erie Bass Charters:
The fishing the last couple weeks has been very good, but fisherman had to be patient. Patterns were changing each day with fish being in 12' of water one day and anywhere out to 29' of water the next day. They also have been switching from pink egg sacks to shiners daily. The major drifts would also turn on and off which really has kept us on the move. Keeping persistent, we were able to land 12-15 fish per day. After Friday's wind (4/3/09), we were left with slightly off color water and a river full of ice which blew over the ice boom. The boom was scheduled to be pulled out April 6th. With not much ice left, water clarity and the ice situation should be resolved by next week.
With the ice gone from Lake Erie and temperatures starting to creep up, our spring fishing should really take off. It only takes a few degrees of water to trigger some great fishing on the bar. Will update as things change.
P.S. This water temperature change should also trigger the smelt to start entering the river.
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Fishing Resources & Useful Links
For Lake Erie Bass and Niagara River Guides
Niagara County, NY Fishing Hotline: (877) FALLS US |
