CLEVELAND, Ohio -- There’s a midge hatch going on right now in the shallower waters of Lake Erie, sending large schools of walleye into a feeding frenzy. Some fishermen are struggling, though.

Fisheries biologists' latest report of this year’s walleye spawning success predicts it to be the fifth highest on Lake Erie in the last 35 years.

We're out on Lake Erie trolling for walleye. We're trolling at about 2 Mph, using SP Viper Spoons, baited with nightcrawler ...

While the potential for trolling up a six-walleye daily limit has grown more promising, nothing can be promised on any given afternoon of fishing.

“Fishing for Lake Erie walleye has never been more exciting thanks to several exceptional years of fish production in the western basin,” declares the opening line of the ODNR news release.

With the unpredictability of winds on Lake Erie recently, the location and bites of walleye have been erratic in northwestern Pa. waters.

Lake Erie walleye, on the other hand, have demonstrated little need for help to reproduce in recent years, and take only a few springs to grow large enough to keep at 15 inches.

Anglers in Lake Erie had a 'phenomenal' year walleye fishing, but perch anglers are finding fish, too. Here's why.

Three expert anglers talk about the Sept. 30 Lake Erie walleye tournament cheating scandal and the expectations for the future.

A closer look at last weekend's walleye fishing scandal and what can be done to avoid cheaters in future events.