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My name is Robert Williams and I am the founder and owner of Screamingreels Guide Service. We offer the best fishing trips: fish, fish and more fish! Steelhead, King Salmon, Coho, Brown Trout, Small Mouth and Carp – we make sure you catch your trophy fish. If you are looking for a professional service with respect to property owners and other fisherman you can stop looking now. We respect all others on the river and treat others property as it be our own. We follow the rule of leave no trace. The only signs you may see of us is footprints in the snow or mud. Come experience a fantastic all around fishing trip for adults and children of all skill levels. Our professional guides have combined fishing experience of over 30 years and I’ve fished the Lake Erie tributaries and Lake Ontario since I was 8 years old. Screamingreels Guide Service takes you to the fish, teaches you how to read the water and shows you the skills needed to catch them. Come fish with us! After a day fishing with Screamingreels Guide Service you will be a more proficient angler. Don’t miss out on a trip of “fish on” - call 440-487-8111 or e-mail steelheader1@sbcglobal.net now to book a trip. Dates are filling fast.

John Fabian;

My name is John Fabian. For the past 18 years of my life I have resided along the shores of Lake Erie and it's tributaries. Some may think that I am young but  my knowledge is not at all limited, but my experience is that of someone who has been fishing for over 30 years. Out of season I am a tournament bass fisherman who is sponsored by Ranger Boats, Shimano reels, and Warrior Rods. I have 2 state titles and 1 Northern divisional title under my belt. My home river is the Grand, and I spend at least 3 days a week chasing steelhead on "the big water" as some people call it. As a person I am relaxed, open for discussion and I like to have a good time. I believe that a day of fishing is more then just counting the numbers of fish you hooked, but it should be a memorable experience. As your guide my goal is to is to make your outing successful by any means necessary. I will do my best to put you on the fish by whichever technique you wish. I specialize in fishing with both Center pin/float fishing techniques and the art of Spey fishing. I have extensive experience with both areas and I feel they are exciting and are extremely successful.  Book a trip now and experience some of the worlds finest steelhead fish with Ohio's spring run of Manistee Strain Steelhead. Twenty fish days are common with fish averaging around 8 pounds.

Josh Comes;

My name is Josh Comes, and I've been fishing for Salmon and Steelhead for about 15 years.  I've spent a lot of time in Michigan on the PM, as well as in NE Ohio. There are a couple of reasons why I started
guiding.  The first is to help people learn how to fish for Steelhead, and second, I love to fish. I have a Social Studies teaching license and as a result I get to teach, and fish at the same time. What could be better?  I have also found that many people interested in this type of fishing or fly fishing in general are discouraged, because they can't seem to get the casting technique down.  Through guiding I have the ability to offer assistance, which helps to promote the sport of fly fishing.  I also own an online fly shop, www.tightlinesfishinggear.com, on which you will find
products from Elkhorn, Ross, and William Joseph. Hope to see you on the water. Tight Lines, Josh

Damion DeRobbio;

Hello, my name is Damion DeRobbio. I have been fishing since I was born! I've become particularly fond of Lake Erie, and Ontario's tributaries in my endless pursuit of steelhead and salmon. For the last dozen or so years, my second home has been the streams in Erie P.A. Using the lightest line and tackle available, it has become my key to success. Even the spookiest of fish often succumb to my tactics. A lot of people wait until Winter time to fish, but my favorite time to catch a great lakes trophy are the end of September to about the last day in November. March is also trophy Steelhead time. Although you can catch huge fish over 12 pounds in any given month, Winter days seem to draw up ridiculous numbers of fish in the 5 to 8 pound range, and yes it’s possible to catch 20+ steelhead a day! When the streams quiet down in April, and the dogwoods bloom you will find me chasing large hybrid stripers into mid June and Pike and Muskellunge from March until well into September until the Salmon and Steelies return, and I get to do it all over again!