I had an email request for a lake by lake breakdown for this weeks report. Here's the latest.
* Ashippun Lake: Panfish good. Bluegills in deeper water and along weedlines. Bass fair on live bait and plastics.
* Okauchee Lake: Bass fishing has been slow but steady. Fish in shallow water have been more active, larger fish are being taken by flipping weedclumps on the flats. Musky Fishing has been good, with the majority of fish being taken while trolling the deeper water or on topwaters in low light conditions.
* Oconomowoc Lake: Walleye fishing has been hot. Fish 18-25 feet of water with live bait, or pull bottom bouncers with spinner rigs. Musky fishing slow, but steady. Focus on deep weeds. Bass fishing has been decent, but most fish are being caught early and late in the day.
* Golden Lake: panfish has been red hot. Fish 16-22 feet of water, or look for gill suspending out over deeper water. bas fishing has been good early, but the bite drops off around 10am. Pike has been average for Golden.
* Silver Lake: panfish have been active, focus on deep weeds in 18-26 feet. Bass action is fast, but the bite drops off in the middle part of day for a few hours. A few walleyes are being caught on lindy rigs while drifting deeper water.
* Lac La Belle: Walleye fishing has been steady, but the fish are staying deeper this year. Focus efforts along the breaks in 12-18 feet early in the day, but move out as deep as thirty feet if you can't find fish.
* Nagawicka Lake: Panfish has been slow, but a few nicer ones are being caught by people drifting with live bait in the evenings. bass has been good in the slop and around piers, with some additional fish being caught with soft jerkbaits. Pike fishing has been steady, especially along the weedlines along the west end.
* Pine Lake: bas and walleye have been good. Bass are being taken fishing plastics along the weedlines while walleyes are coming on bottom bouncer/spinner harnesses trolled slowly in 22-28 feet. Night-time trolling with crankbaits has also been producing some quality fish.
* Pewaukee Lake: Musky fishing has been slow the last two weeks as the boat traffic has picked up.
* Lake Koshkonong: trollers doing excellent on whitebass and walleyes pulling floating minnow baits in 4-6 feet of water. A few northerns and catfish are also being caught.
* Lake Kessus: Bluegill fishing has been slow. Bas are in the slop and around piers. Pike are being caught off the ends of the points adjacent to deeper water.
Good Luck
CT
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· Okauchee Lake: Shore fishing is available at the public boat landing. Take HWY 16 to the Sawyer Road exit. Turn left at the T-intersection, and drive through the town of Okauchee. At the clock tower, veer left and then go about a ¼ mile to Road T, which is a right hand turn. Free parking for cars is available.
· Moose Lake: Shore and pier fishing is available at the Moose Lake Public Launch area. This launch has been improved over the last few years and a nice park like area is available to shore fisherman. The Launch area is just off Highway C, across from Cedar Bay road.
· Lac La Belle: Public Fishing Pier Located in Memorial Park in downtown Oconomowoc.
· Nashotah Park: Just off of the corner of HWY C and HWY R in Nashotah there is a park and ride. Across HWY R, there is a low fence that marks access to the Forest Lake area of Nashotah Park. Anglers have to hike down the hill, but the entire shoreline of the small lake is available for shore-fishing.
· Fowler Lake: There is space for shore fishing by the Labelle/Fowler Dam, at the boat landing and in the Riverside Park. The lake is just off HWY 16 in Downtown Oconomowoc. The boat landing is behind city hall.
· Nagawicka Lake: Two areas allow public shore fishing access. There is some space at the public launch in the County Park off of HWY 83 near Delafield. A second option allows you to access St John's Bay and a section of the Bark River. Take HWY C to where the Military Academy is. There is a small park just south of downtown Delafield on the east side of the road.
· Pewaukee Lake: Located in Nagawaukee County Park on the west side of the lake. From I-94, north on State Highway 83 for 1/8 mile, east on County Highway DR 1 1/2 miles, north on County Highway E to park entrance. Park fee is charged. There is also a public fishing pier along the city strip near the beach on the east end.
·Ottawa Lake: Located in the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. From State Highway 67, west on County Highway ZZ for 1/3 mile to park entrance. State Park sticker required for entry.
· Paradise Springs: Located in the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. From downtown Eagle, west 1 mile on State Highway 59 to County Highway N, north on N for about 1/2 mile to site. State Park sticker required for entry. Artificial lures only.
·Lower Phantom Lake: Located in Phantom Glen Park. From County Highway ES, west on Andrews Street to park entrance.
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Local Shore Fishing Locations
· Okauchee Lake: Shore fishing is available at the public boat landing. Take HWY 16 to the Sawyer Road exit. Turn left at the T-intersection, and drive through the town of Okauchee. At the clock tower, veer left and then go about a ¼ mile to Road T, which is a right hand turn. Free parking for cars is available.
· Moose Lake: Shore and pier fishing is available at the Moose Lake Public Launch area. This launch has been improved over the last few years and a nice park like area is available to shore fisherman. The Launch area is just off Highway C, across from Cedar Bay road.
· Lac La Belle: Public Fishing Pier Located in Memorial Park in downtown Oconomowoc.
· Nashotah Park: Just off of the corner of HWY C and HWY R in Nashotah there is a park and ride. Across HWY R, there is a low fence that marks access to the Forest Lake area of Nashotah Park. Anglers have to hike down the hill, but the entire shoreline of the small lake is available for shore-fishing.
· Fowler Lake: There is space for shore fishing by the Labelle/Fowler Dam, at the boat landing and in the Riverside Park. The lake is just off HWY 16 in Downtown Oconomowoc. The boat landing is behind city hall.
· Nagawicka Lake: Two areas allow public shore fishing access. There is some space at the public launch in the County Park off of HWY 83 near Delafield. A second option allows you to access St John's Bay and a section of the Bark River. Take HWY C to where the Military Academy is. There is a small park just south of downtown Delafield on the east side of the road.
· Pewaukee Lake: Located in Nagawaukee County Park on the west side of the lake. From I-94, north on State Highway 83 for 1/8 mile, east on County Highway DR 1 1/2 miles, north on County Highway E to park entrance. Park fee is charged. There is also a public fishing pier along the city strip near the beach on the east end.
·Ottawa Lake: Located in the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. From State Highway 67, west on County Highway ZZ for 1/3 mile to park entrance. State Park sticker required for entry.
· Paradise Springs: Located in the Southern Unit of the Kettle Moraine State Forest. From downtown Eagle, west 1 mile on State Highway 59 to County Highway N, north on N for about 1/2 mile to site. State Park sticker required for entry. Artificial lures only.
·Lower Phantom Lake: Located in Phantom Glen Park. From County Highway ES, west on Andrews Street to park entrance.
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