Information in August fishing on Shawano lake west of Green Bay, Wi. a bit.
Oct 25, 2019 13:14:17 #
Do we have any members here fourmilier with that lake? I'm looking at mid- August 2020. Yeah, I know their not on the beds then, lol. Jer
bigbarneycars
bigbarneycars
Oct 25, 2019 14:01:49 #
fishrmans
Loc: Waushara Cnty Wisconsin and Port Charlotte Fl
bigbarneycars wrote:
Do we have any members here fourmilier with that lake? I'm looking at mid- August 2020. Yeah, I know their not on the beds then, lol. Jer
bigbarneycars
bigbarneycars
I have fished Shawano lake quite a few times. More often in the winter thru the ice but have done very well with northerns summer and winter. It has a good population of pan fish as well. It is a shallow lake with lots of weedy areas. You should do well.
Oct 25, 2019 15:20:50 #
Ron620DVS
Loc: Guntersville Alabama
SPINNERBAITS AND TOP WATER BAITS RULE THE DAY...🎣🐠🐟
Here are some tips for locating and catching fish in Shawano Lake:
Through the summer months, weed growth in many areas of the lake can become extremely thick, and locating bass can become a challenge. Docks, reed beds, weed flats and deep weedlines can all be productive. Natural-colored Texas-rigged worms are suggested for working under docks and through the thick weeds.
A presentation that can be worked quickly to locate scattered fish is usually more effective for fishing the shallow weed flats. During periods of stable weather, buzzbaits, prop-baits and poppers are productive over the weeds.
During summer and fall, crappie typically suspend in the eight- to 14-foot depths adjacent to submerged weeds. Crappie also remain active feeders throughout winter and are popular with ice fishermen.
Northern pike often are present in many of the same areas as largemouth bass, with deep weed edges and flats providing the most consistent action. Red and white spoons, tandem-blade spinnerbaits and crankbaits are preferred offerings. During summer and fall, the larger pike usually are associated with deep weed edges.
During summer, work the steep drop-off just north of Cecil Point for walleye. Concentrate on the sharp inside turns and points.
Here are some tips for locating and catching fish in Shawano Lake:
Through the summer months, weed growth in many areas of the lake can become extremely thick, and locating bass can become a challenge. Docks, reed beds, weed flats and deep weedlines can all be productive. Natural-colored Texas-rigged worms are suggested for working under docks and through the thick weeds.
A presentation that can be worked quickly to locate scattered fish is usually more effective for fishing the shallow weed flats. During periods of stable weather, buzzbaits, prop-baits and poppers are productive over the weeds.
During summer and fall, crappie typically suspend in the eight- to 14-foot depths adjacent to submerged weeds. Crappie also remain active feeders throughout winter and are popular with ice fishermen.
Northern pike often are present in many of the same areas as largemouth bass, with deep weed edges and flats providing the most consistent action. Red and white spoons, tandem-blade spinnerbaits and crankbaits are preferred offerings. During summer and fall, the larger pike usually are associated with deep weed edges.
During summer, work the steep drop-off just north of Cecil Point for walleye. Concentrate on the sharp inside turns and points.
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