Fishing conditions for Lake Waubesa
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Biting score
The best time for fishing is all day long
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Now, October 23
8:38 PM
humidity
70%uv index
0lowcloud cover
23%visibility
24kmmoon rise
15:37AMmoon
new moon
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Lake Waubesa Solunar Fishing Activity Report for Today
Current fishing activity in Lake Waubesa, United States, according to the solunar forecast, is moderate, which leads to a medium bite score.
Over the next 6 days, the highest fish activity is expected on Sunday (11 AM peak), Monday (2 AM peak) and Tuesday (2 AM peak) — making these the best times to go fishing in Lake Waubesa.
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Air conditions
The air temperature is 57°F (14°C). Sunrise today: 06:20 AM, sunset: 05:01 PM. The weather conditions indicate the sky is mostly clear.
The UV index is currently 0 (Low).
The wind is coming from the north at 7.8 mph (3.5 m/s), with gusts reaching 11.7 mph (5.25 m/s). Atmospheric pressure is 30.27 inHg (769 mmHg).
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Moon Phases
The moon phase is currently new moon, with moonrise at 3:37 PM and moonset at 3:23 AM.
About this spot
Fishing info
Top species in this area
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Experience
The fishing spot provides a diverse range of activities including fly and bank fishing, supported by facilities like parking, boat ramps, and picnic areas. It is family friendly and offers a peaceful environment. With a variety of fish species available like Muskie, Walleye, and Northern Pike, it caters to different fishing interests despite significant fishing pressure potentially affecting catch rates.
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Tips
To increase success, fish during peak activity times for species like Pike and Bass. Employ techniques like jerk baits for Pike and lightweight tackle for Muskies from docks. Be prepared for patience when targeting Muskie due to lower catch rates in deeper waters.
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Fishing seasons
Fishing is more favorable during the summer months from June to August with temperatures around 73°F to 77°F and low precipitation. Conditions become challenging in winter with temperatures as low as 15°F and high winds. High precipitation in September and October can affect water levels and fishing quality.
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Lake Waubesa Solunar Fishing Activity Report for Today
Current fishing activity in Lake Waubesa, United States, according to the solunar forecast, is moderate, which leads to a medium bite score.
Over the next 6 days, the highest fish activity is expected on Sunday (11 AM peak), Monday (2 AM peak) and Tuesday (2 AM peak) — making these the best times to go fishing in Lake Waubesa.
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Air conditions
The air temperature is 57°F (14°C). Sunrise today: 06:20 AM, sunset: 05:01 PM. The weather conditions indicate the sky is mostly clear.
The UV index is currently 0 (Low).
The wind is coming from the north at 7.8 mph (3.5 m/s), with gusts reaching 11.7 mph (5.25 m/s). Atmospheric pressure is 30.27 inHg (769 mmHg).
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Moon Phases
The moon phase is currently new moon, with moonrise at 3:37 PM and moonset at 3:23 AM.
Fishing regulations for Lake Waubesa
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About this spot
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WAWindy AI 08 July 2026Lake Waubesa is a 2,100-acre glacial lake in Dane County, Wisconsin, the southernmost lake of the Madison Chain of Lakes system, known for its excellent muskellunge fishery alongside largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and walleye. As part of the famous Madison Lakes system, Waubesa is a celebrated Wisconsin fishing destination with exceptional water quality and biodiversity. Spot Features: Lake Waubesa is a 2,100-acre natural glacial lake in Dane County, Wisconsin, the southernmost of the famous Madison Chain of Lakes, connected to the Wisconsin River through the Yahara River. It features extensive weed beds, rocky areas, and diverse structure that supports muskellunge, bass, and walleye. Standard Madison Chain of Lakes fishing techniques apply for each species. Seasonality: Muskellunge are the marquee species at Lake Waubesa, most actively targeted from late spring through fall with the best action in summer and early fall when large fish cruise the weed edges. Largemouth bass peak in spring during spawning. Smallmouth bass are most aggressive in late spring and summer in rocky areas. Walleye fishing peaks in spring and fall.
