Bordering Pennsylvania, Conneaut Harbor sits at the eastern edge of Ohio where the West Breakwater Lighthouse guards a mile-long sand beach and quiet boat ramps that slip into the state’s deepest Lake Erie waters. As summer heat pushes baitfish offshore, these depths concentrate walleye, steelhead, and jumbo perch, giving anglers reliable action well past the mid-season peak and straight through August, September, and even October. While the boats troll the PA-line reefs only minutes from the channel, families can watch from picnic bluffs, comb the broad shoreline for beach glass, or explore the wooded trails of Conneaut Township Park. The combination of uncrowded access, dramatic lake vistas, and late-season productivity makes Conneaut Harbor a standout launch for serious anglers and relaxed spectators alike.