Lower Genesee Lake

About Lower Genesee Lake

Time spent around Lower Genesee Lake brings a peaceful retreat into nature's calm. This modestly sized lake in Waukesha County, Wisconsin, covers a little over 60 acres and reaches a moderate depth that supports a diverse aquatic environment. The lake's setting near Summit, Dousman, and Oconomowoc offers a quiet spot away from busier waters. The lake's moderate depth of up to 45 feet allows for a mix of warm and cool water habitats, making it a versatile place for outdoor enthusiasts. Its clean waters and natural surroundings create a refreshing experience for visitors looking to enjoy Wisconsin's lake country without the crowds.

Surface area

63 acres

Maximum depth

45 feet

Lake-Link Score

61.7

Member rating

3.6 (9)

Fish species

Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Panfish

Fishing Lower Genesee Lake

Quality fishing at Lower Genesee Lake centers on species like largemouth bass, northern pike, and panfish. Anglers can expect a varied experience with opportunities to catch some solid bass and pike, along with a fair number of panfish. While trout are not listed among the known species, the lake's fish community offers enough diversity to keep fishing interesting throughout the season. The lake's moderate size and depth provide a good balance for different fishing styles and preferences.

Ice fishing

Ice fishing on Lower Genesee Lake offers a unique seasonal experience for anglers in Wisconsin. When winter sets in, the frozen surface becomes a quiet stage for catching northern pike, panfish, and largemouth bass. The lake's size and depth contribute to a rewarding ice fishing outing amid the peaceful winter landscape.