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Lake Geneva 8/3/20 through 8/10/20

Fishing on Lake Geneva, remains a very consistent bite.  Most fish species are very active and able to be caught.

            Northern Pike fishing has been the most consistent pattern.  The fish are now positioned from 32-35 ft.  Most of the fish are averaging around 26 inches with several legal fish taken throughout the week.  I’ve been using small suckers fished on a lindy rig.  Chubs have become very scarce with only Geneva Bait and Tackle having any at all.  The best location has been in Williams Bay and Fontana. 

            Walleye fishing has been very good this last week, with both size and numbers being caught.  All of the fish are being taken at night.  Most of the fish have been caught on lindy rigs fished with either leeches or nightcrawlers.  The best depth has been 14-17 ft. right on the weed line.  Look for the fish by Abbey Springs and Fontana Beach.

            Largemouth bass have been very active.  Most of the fish are in the 10-13 ft. range.  They are very catchable in the morning and late afternoon.  Most of the success is coming on top water lures.  The best choice is either a chug bug or a Pop-R.  The best location has been Williams Bay or by Trinkes.  With the warming water, they can also be caught on the deep weed lines using Carolina rigs.  I prefer a 2 ft. leader fished with a ½ oz weight.  Either use green pumpkin lizards or an Arkie salty crawling grub.  The best location has been the narrows or by Colemans Point.  I position the boat in about 20 ft of water and cast in toward the structure. 

            Lake Trout fishing has been very good.  Basically the same pattern as last week.  The fish are located 3-4 ft. off bottom in about 108-112 ft. of water.  The best location is by Yerkes Observatory or Uhline’s Creek. 

            Panfish have been biting well.  You will have to sort through a bunch of fish to catch the ones with decent size.  The bigger fish seem to come from deeper water, the 15-18 ft. range.  The most active specie has been the bluegill.  Rock bass fishing is becoming a bit more limited.  Look for the fish by the Elgin Club or in Geneva Bay, outside the buoys. 

            Good Luck and I hope to see you on the water.  For guide parties, please call Dave Duwe at 262-728-8063