Central Basin Walleye and Pike

[conesusguy]

So I'm new to Lake Ontario fishing.  Always was a finger lakes guy, but I moved to Charlotte a year ago and bought a boat to go out and target trout and salmon.  Had a pretty good first season trolling, still learning though.  So now that I have the trout/salmon sort of figured out, I would like to start going out and targeting walleye and pike.  I'm just wondering if there is any kind of structure out of Charlotte or I Bay that they will hold at, or if there are even any kind of numbers of fish that hold out there.  It's very intriguing to me.  Just wondering if I am wasting my time or not.  Not looking for GPS positions, just some general information on how/where and what time to target them.  I have a 20 foot sylvan with 2 electric downriggers and 2 rod holders.  If anyone has any info, or would like to join me for a trip and teach me, I would be more than up for it.  No gas money necessary.  Or if you just have some pointers I would appreciate those as well.  Look forward to hearing from some of you guys.

[Bosun Cowboy]

Your closest best bet would be I Bay. It is full of pike and walleye. Sodus has good pike fishing and the Genesee river has walleye also.

[Guest ellupo62]

We do good on walleye off the Summerville pier of the Genesee in late May and June after 10pm at night. I would think trolling at night would produce. Using Rapala Husky's