Romandie Fishing, your fishing partner on Lake Geneva.
The largest alpine lake in Western Europe, located at the foot of the Alps and the Jura, Lake Geneva is the ideal lake for fishing for carnivorous fish, perch, big pike and lake trout.
To have a successful fishing season, several fishing techniques can work depending on the natural and weather conditions, your level and your fishing goals.
What to fish on Lake Geneva ?
As early as January, the opening of the lake trout and salmonids usually signals the beginning of the fishing season on the lake.
The waters of Lake Geneva are also a favorite place for large predators…
May marks the beginning of the fishing season for big pikes, a specialty of Romandie Fishing. From June, the perch are out, they often move in shoals and go up on the shallows when the good days arrive.
All these activities take place aboard a high performance boat in terms of stability and speed, giving access to all the best spots on the lake. It is equipped with the latest technology and accessories on the market.
What techniques to fish on Lake Geneva ?
For lake trout, trolling is the most common method of fishing, but fishing with lures in open water and near the mouths gives excellent results.
Romandie Fishing teaches you how to vary your fishing techniques and equipment according to the season : fish in summer with surface lures, fish in autumn with a drop shot, fish further offshore …
Several fishing techniques can be used to tease them : lure, swimfish, soft lure …Cast with a spoon, drop shot rig, spinnerbait, swimfish, jig, Texan rig, etc.
” Fishing for perch is all about having fun, because the perch is such a good fighter ! “
Specialty of Romandie Fishing, the fishing for very large pikes provides adrenaline and pleasure of a fishing fight and varied in its techniques.
Lures are the most commonly used fishing method : swimbaits of all sizes, large soft swimbaits, spinners and wobblers. For days when the fish are less biting, trolling techniques, planerboard type, offer a nice fight, rod in hand.