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Fish, Lake Geneva 8/15/22 – 8/22/22

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

The best approach is straight lining beneath the boat. Look for them in Williams Bay by either Gage Marine or in front of the swim beach. Smaller bluegills can be picked up drifting night crawlers while bass fishing. I’ve been having most of my success in 12-14 ft of water.

Fish Lake Geneva, 7/5/21 – 7/12/21

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Some Walleyes are being caught at night while trolling crank baits.  Use Bandit shallow Walleye crankbaits or Rapala’s fished on planer boards.  There has been a lack of floating weeds on the lake so trolling has been fairly easy.  The best locations are Abbey Springs or Fontana Beach.

Fish, Lake Geneva, 6/28/21 – 7/5/21

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Lake Trout are still being caught in the main lake basin.  Some success is coming on large chrome/blue Rapalas or chrome/black Rapalas fished on a down rigger.  The best success has been coming on the suspended fish,  80 ft down in 110 ft of water.

Fish Lake Geneva, 5/31/21 – 6/7/21

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Bluegills are in the 4-5 ft depth range.  They can be caught on leaf worms fished beneath a bobber.  The best location is by Trinkes and in Geneva Bay.  A lot of the bluegills were in the 8-9 inch range, like I said earler, I did catch several over 10 inches this week as well.

Lake Geneva, 10/19/20 – 10/26/20

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Smallmouth bass are being caught in the 12-14 ft range.  They are aggressively hitting nightcrawlers or football head jigs dragged on the bottom.  On the football head jigs, the best color is rootbeer on a ¼ oz jig head.  The smaller jig head will prevent a lot of the weeds from snagging your bait.  Look […]

Lake Geneva, 9/7/20 – 9/14/20

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Rock bass fishing has been excellent.  The bigger fish seem to be in 15-20 ft of water.  However, for better action, the 12 ft range seems to always produce.  No need to get fancy, the old split shot rig and a single hook works fine.

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