Lake Erie — Sandusky Bay
29,912-acre section. Shallow, fertile bay behind Cedar Point, famous for channel catfish and spring white bass. Warmest water on the lake.
- Recorded max
- 19 ft
- Species
- Largemouth Bass, Walleye, White Bass, Crappie
Split-water fishing maps
Fishing maps for Lake Erie's surveyed bays and western, central and eastern basins.
Built for useful map scale
The lake's shallow western basin, deep eastern basin, central reaches and major bays have different depth, habitat and fishing patterns.
One page per mapped area
29,912-acre section. Shallow, fertile bay behind Cedar Point, famous for channel catfish and spring white bass. Warmest water on the lake.
4,868-acre section. Protected bay inside the Presque Isle peninsula at Erie. Bass and panfish water with a real ice season, and steelhead staging off the mouth in fall.
902,298-acre section. The shallow western third of Lake Erie: Maumee Bay, the Bass Islands and the reef complex that makes this the best walleye water on earth.
2,080,037-acre section. Huron to Fairport Harbor: the deep summer walleye grounds off Lorain and Cleveland, with steelhead staging off every river mouth.
1,375,895-acre section. Geneva to the Pennsylvania line: big water, big marks. Deep walleye and steelhead trolling grounds with the lake's first real lake trout depths.
1,386,370-acre section. Erie to Buffalo: the deepest, clearest water on the lake. World-class smallmouth structure, summer walleye far off the bank and lake trout in the deep basin.
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