Kabetogama Lake

Published: Nov 1, 2018Updated: Jul 21, 2025

Species

Walleye

Season

Summer (Current)

36 Fishing Reports

166 Followers

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Live Bait Rigs
2
Trolling Deep (20'+)
2
Shallow Diving Crankbaits (0-6')
1
Vertical Jigging Deep (20'+)
1

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Smallmouth Bass6 Reports
Walleye6 Reports

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Fishing Reports

36 Reports on Kabetogama Lake

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Ray Valley
Gold Ambassador
7/17/25
- Species
  Walleye
- Season
  Summer
- Technique
  Live Bait Rigs
- Structure
  Ledges
- Water Temperature
  72°
Fishing this week was tough. We tried everything. Lindy's with crawlers and leeches. Bottom bouncers with slow death rigs. Casting jerkbaits, ned rigs, drop shot, soft plastic paddle tails. We fished flats, rock humps and weed edges. All in areas where we can confirm there was fish (many times the fish looked at my leech on the live sonar and swam away). The few fish we did catch, especially a 15.5 not shown, was a fat as a football likely gorged with mayflies and other baitfish. July is a tough month on Kab. Where we did hear of success was really slow presentation of live bait rigs with a bare hook tipped with a leech moving very slow (0.5 mph or even less). Still the fish in the pic was caught with an Authentix Puls-R 3.25" PB&J on a rock reef in 14FOW. Fluke? On a week like this maybe!
Kail’s Fishing Reports
Gold Ambassador
7/23/23
- Species
  Smallmouth Bass
- Season
  Summer
- Technique
  Crankbaits 0-6'
- Structure
  Points
- Forage
  Crawfish
- Water Temperature
  72°
Smallys are one of my favorite fish, especially throwing crankbaits! Look for shallow points that extend for a long ways out from shore, use a paper map your, a map on your electronics. Start on the deeper end and work your way up. If you can find points with big boulders and rocks all the better, BIG Rocks = BIG Fish! Keep working the points, if you can find ones that are wind blown. Good Luck !
Tom Saurer
Gold Ambassador
7/30/22
- Species
  Smallmouth Bass
- Season
  Summer
- Technique
  Crankbaits 0-6'
- Structure
  Points
Casting DT 6 and DT 10 around rocky points was consistently producing smallmouth in different conditions and times of the day.