Tag Archives: rockbass

Fish Lake Geneva, 7/18/22 – 7/26/22

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

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.

Lake Geneva, 9/27/21 – 10/04/21

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

There are some walleyes being caught at night trolling large crankbaits.  Most of the success is coming off of large Rapalas or deep diving Walleye Bandits.  Chrome/Blue or Chrome/black are the best choices.  Try for the fish in Williams Bay or Trinkes Bay.

Fish Lake Geneva, 6/14/21 – 6/21/21

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Some Lake Trout are being caught in 70-90 ft of water.  Most of the success has come off of a silver Dodger and a blue Fly or a chrome and blue flutter spoon.    Look for the fish by                          Covenant Harbor or by the […]

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, 6/15/20 – 6/22/20

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Rock Bass and Bluegills are literally everywhere throughout the lake.  The best depth of water has been 8-15 ft. of water.  Nightcrawlers are producing most of the fish.  It isn’t hard to go through 10-12 dozen nightcrawlers in a 4-hour guide party.  I caught most of the larger rock bass west of Linn Pier.

Lake Geneva, 5/25/20 – 6/1/20

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Bluegills are starting to show up in the shallows.  The best locations have been the shallow weeds in Geneva Bay and Trinkies.  Bobbers with small leaf worms seem to be producing most of the action.  The best depth is 5-6 ft. of water.  For shore fishermen, there has been good success off the piers in […]

Lake Geneva Fishing Report 6/24/19 – 7/1/19

Dave Duwe Fishing Guide

Smallmouth bass have been sporadic.  With the spawn completed, they are chasing their dinner.  If you find a school of bait fish, you will find the smallmouth bass right behind them.  I’ve been either drop shotting 4 inch green pumpkin worms or slowly reeling in a jig and a grub tail.  The best depth has […]

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