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Welcome to Harbor Bait and Tackle!

Come on in and have a look around our new Blog! I am so excited about all these new features, I don't know where to start? Thanks to Herb at HI DESIGN STUDIO for getting this up and running in less than a day! WOW! Great job Herb!

We Carry Waders: Breathable and Neoprene

This is just the Fall. As the weather starts to turn colder anglers are switching from Breathable waders to Neoprene. We've got you covered from 3mm to 5mm Neoprene waders and boots! Stop in today in let us help you stay comfortable!

We have everything you need!

From nippers to bobbers and just about everything else in between! Come on in and see all the New accessories that we carry for all your outdoor needs.

Got Fly Material? We do!

We now carry a full line of tying material for those Fly Guy's who like being able to shop at one place. We will be offering Fly Tying Instructions as well as Tying Classes with area TOP PRO'S in the future.

We've got a good selection!

We also carry an outstanding selection of locally tied flies, one's that really work!! But don't take our word for it? Come on in and see for yourself what we have in Store for you!

Rods Reels and More! We've got it all!

Come on in to Harbor Bait and Tackle and have a look at our rods. We carry a pretty good selection from, Spinning, Baitcasting, Trolling and Fly rods for all your needs!

Wednesday, May 2, 2012

may 2, 2012

This rain has brought fresh steelhead into the Grand and Chagrin rivers as well as alot of smallmouth bass. Spotty catches of yellow perch have been reported from both piers. Starting to see white perch back in the Grand river. As the water temps get above 55 along the shore, the bass fishing really picking up. Try leeches, nightcrawlers, crayfish, tube jigs, and vibe bladebaits, they're all working well.
We've had some walleye caught in 17-20 ft early morning and late evening. Perch on the lake should pick up this weekend as water temperatures increase.

Friday, March 9, 2012

03-09-2012

Yes it rained again, just before the weekend!  But the river flows did not go up very much.
The Grand is at 1250 now and headed down. The Chagrin is 932 and headed down.
The fishing should improve all weekend. Today, try the feeder creeks and by Saturday afternoon the main rivers will be very fishable. A few walleye have been caught on the Fairport pier and I would'nt be surprised to see some in the Grand river in the next few days.
We've had several large steelhead caught over the last few days, including a 35 inch fish out of Chagrin.
Starting to see more and more spawning fish.

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