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I've been seeing this species of spider for a few years at this location, always right at the water line of the lake and equally at home on land or water, darting across the water surface with ease. This species is depicted on Bugguide as undetermined but links the below as similar from the Dominican Republic. It seems reasonable to at least record this here under the generic level until things are more accurately determined.
https://dominicanspiders.blogspot.com/2013/09/family-lycosidae-undescribed-species.html

Difficult to place. In the 2018 world generic key, keys out to Nipponentomon. Differs rather strongly in the posession of a strongly developed rostrum. Rostrum is similar to Acerentomon, but that genus differs drastically in the foretarsal chaetotaxy.
Dorsum of head with setae d1-d7, sd1, sd2, sd5, sd7, l1, l3, and l5. Thoracic segment 1 with 4/?. Thoracic segment 2 with (6/2/14)/?. Thoracic segment 3 with (8/2/14)/?. Abdominal segment 1 with (4/10)/?. Abdominal segments 2-3 with (10/16)/(5/5). Abdominal segments 4-6 with (10/16)/(5/8). Abdominal segment 7 with (8/16)/(3/9). Abdominal segment 8 with (6/13)/(4/2). Abdominal segment 9 with 12/4. Abdominal segment 10 with 10/4. Abdominal segment 11 with 6/?. Telson with 11.
Striate band complete and well developed. Abdominal tergites 9 and 11 posteriorly with poorly developed teeth, 10 with strongly developed teeth. Comb of around 10 strong teeth.
Foretarsus with primary setae beta 1 and sigma 5 differentiated and short, blunt, remaining normal. Sensillum t1 spindle shaped, t2 setiform, t3 hastate. Sensillum a extending beyond primary seta gamma 2. Sensillum b thickened, extending to primary seta beta 6. Sensillum c extending to primary seta gamma3. Sensillum d adjacent to e, setiform. Sensillum f setiform. Sensillum g extending beyond tarsal tip. Sensillum a' thickened, extending to primary seta alpha 6. Sensillum c' setiform. Sensillum b' absent.
Labial palp with tuft of setae, at least 3 setae, and foliaceous sensillum. Maxillary glands not discernable (destroyed?)