FISHING REPORTS
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Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 2144.0 Temperature: Inflow: 5 cfs Outflow: 1 cfs Level: 0.80 feet low
Largemouth Bass no report
Bluegill no report
Channel Catfish no report
Crappie no report
Walleye no report
White Bass no report
Wipers no report
GLEN ELDER RESERVOIR (WACONDA)
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1455.6 Temperature: Inflow: 65 cfs Outflow: 21 cfs Level: 3.78 feet low
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish No report
Crappie No report
Walleye No report
White Bass No report
Wipers No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1463.0 Temperature: Inflow: 49 cfs Outflow: 14 cfs Level: 0.12 feet high
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish good in lakewide and in the spillway
Crappie no report
Walleye slow on jigs and worms in the shallow water
White Bass slow on jigs and spoons, no big schools
Wipers slow on jigs and slabs, early am is best
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1729.3 Temperature: Inflow: 40 cfs Outflow: 0 cfs Level: 5.26 feet low
Largemouth Bass no report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish no report
Crappie no report
Walleye no report
White Bass no report
Wipers no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1582.6 Temperature: Inflow: 100 cfs Outflow: 0 cfs Level: 4.97 feet low
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish no report
Crappie No report
Walleye no report
White Bass no report
Wipers no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 2304.3 Temperature: Inflow: 10 cfs Outflow: 1 cfs Level: 7.05 feet low
Largemouth Bass no report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish no report
Crappie no report
Walleye no report
White Bass No report
Wipers no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool:1892.5 Temperature: Clarity:
Inflow: 5 cfs Outflow: 0 cfs Level: 5.61 feet low
Report by Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (Webster office)
Wipers no report
Crappie No report
Channel Catfish No report
Largemouth Bass no report
White Bass no report
Rainbow trout No report
Smallmouth Bass no report
Walleye no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1516.0 Temperature: Clarity:
Inflow: 45 cfs Outflow: 5 cfs Level: 1.38 feet low
Report by Bud's Bait & Tackle
Weather always plays a big part in fishing success as is showing now at Wilson. What few tough fishermen are coming out are catching fish. You must remember that the wind only lets you fish where you can. Therefore you may not land as many fish as you would have other wise.
We have a new specie in the lake that has grown over the last few years, that is white perch. I have talked to fisherman that have kept the bigger ones, and they say that they are excellent eating. You can distinguish the white perch from white bass by the splash of purple under the mouth. They have lighter lines than white bass also. If you catch these, please remove them from the lake. Eat the large ones, but dispose of the little ones. The biologist said they can destroy the food chain of a lake.
Largemouth Bass No report
Channel Catfish are very good. Live bait always a plus but many taken on the old standby stink bait.
Crappie fair around the Minnooka area
Stripers are still plentiful 2 to 6 pounds. Live bait, and using artificial. Over 70 20 to 25lb stripers were released two weeks ago. None have been caught to date.
White Bass are good, when you find them, slab spoons and jigs will be helpful with this species. Watch for the birds.
Walleye fair to good on minnows and worms and trolling are working well to land these guys.
Smallmouth Bass No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 875.5 Water Temp: 56 Clarity:
Inflow: 10 cfs Outflow: 18 cfs Level: 2.15 feet low
Reports by Lunker Hunting, Fishing & Shooting Supply
Largemouth Bass fair back in the Wakarusa River areas on minnows and deep diving crankbaits
Smallmouth Bass fair in deep water on minnows and deep diving crankbaits
Bluegill fair in 10 to 12 feet of water on worms, small jigs
Channel Catfish fair in 10 to 12 feet of water on worms, minnows and goldfish
Crappie fair in 15 to 18 feet of water on brushpiles using worms, minnows and tubes
Striper fair in 10 to 15 feet of water on gold spoons, minnows and worms
Walleye fair in 10 to 12 feet of water on the flats on worms, minnows and Wally divers
White Bass fair to poor on double W shad, worms and minnows in 10 to 18 feet of water
Wipers No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 917.0 Temp: 56
Inflow: 5 cfs Outflow: 3 cfs Level: 1.44 feet low
Report by Park Plaza LAKE-N-DALE
Crappie good on shiners or ruby red minnows in 20 to 25 feet deep lakewide
Largemouth Bass slow, on minnows and worms deep
Smallmouth Bass good on minnows in the spillway
Channel Catfish good on goldfish and crawdads in the Bull Creek Arms
Walleye good on worms and leeches at the face of the dam and on the flats
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Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1144.4 Temperature: 47-48 Clarity: Clear
Inflow: 60 cfs Outflow: 50 cfs Level: 0.76 feet low
Reports by Fishtech Outdoors
Largemouth Bass very slow
Smallmouth Bass very slow but you can catch fish. Try main lake points next to deep water and channels. Tube jigs are the best bet.
Bluegill No Report
Channel Catfish very slow
Crappie fair to good fishing brush piles and on the channel breaks, channel bends are particularly good. Fish are running from 15 to 30 feet deep.
Walleye No report
White Bass fair to good in the main lake.
Wipers occasional wipers are being caught with white bass
Striper No Report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 891.5 Water Temperature:
Inflow: 10 cfs Outflow: 25 cfs Level: 0.97 feet low
Report by Guide Lines Guide Service
Largemouth Bass Fair, rip-rap areas and Storm Lightening Shad and Thin Fins.
Channel Catfish Fair, Some vertical fish still being taken at the Hot Trough and Devil's Gap area. Live bait and blood bait presentations could be made and mouths of feeder creeks and small pockets.
White Bass Fair, As the water-cools to below 60 degrees the whites should move to the marinas to corral the shad. Presently try some smaller Rattletrap in chrome/chartreuse or gray Roadrunners along the windy rocky points.
Crappie Fair, Numbers are good but size is lacking. Lots of fish in the brushpiles in and near the 12' brushpiles. The windy points of the small flat coves are holding fish feeding of balls of shad. Hair jigs, Roadrunners and small Rattletraps have been working well.
Walleye no report
Buffalo no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1075.0 Temperature: 50
Inflow: 450 cfs Outflow: 500 cfs Level: 4.88 feet low
Reports by Fishtech Outdoors
Largemouth Bass slow
Bluegill slow
Flathead Catfish slow
Channel Catfish slow
Crappie good you need to fish the channels. Some very god fish are available and the numbers may be better than you think. Watch this lake, it's a real sleeper for winter crappie.
Walleye slow
White Bass slow
Wipers slow
Temperature: 52 Clarity: 11" Lake level: 2.00 feet low
Report by Sports Cache Bait & Tackle
Water Level: Two feet below full pool.
Water Temperature: 52 degrees.
Turbidity: Visibility 11 inches.
Fish Feeders: No longer operating.
Fishing pressure: Very low.
Crappie: Poor on shore. Fair if concentrations are located by boat.
Bass: Poor
Channel Catfish: Some caught on nightcrawlers.
Flathead: None reported.
Common Carp: None reported.
White Amur: None reported.
Bluegill: None reported.
Green Sunfish: Poor.
Temperature: Clarity: good
Channel Catfish No report
Saugeye No report
Walleye No report
Bluegill No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Crappie No report
Closed For Renovation
Closed for fishing. The Dam is being rebuilt due to erosion. Lake had to be drained to allow construction to proceed. Lake will probably will be closed until 2003. Fish habitat work began in July and will continue through the fall.
Report by Ace Outdoorsman
Channel Catfish Good on worms or crickets near feeders and around water intake by the dam.
Saugeye/Walleye Good nice keeper fish being taken on large shiners, crawlers and crankbaits over old bridge, along old road bed and along the face of the dam.
Bluegill Fair to Good on worms or crickets near feeders and around the water intake by dam.
Crappie Fair to Good, fish are hitting on medium shiners and jig and minnow combinations whenever a concentration is located.
Largemouth Bass Fair some fish being taken in creek channels on spinner baits or shallow crank baits.
White Bass Good large fish being taken over old roadbed with shad crankbaits and hot spots or tiger and bone colored sparkle tails.
Water Temp: 45-47
Some skim ice in the mornings this week.
Reports by Fishtech Outdoors
Largemouth Bass Slow but you could catch on jig and pig. Try sunny banks and shallow water.
Channel Catfish Slow
Bluegill No report
Crappie Slow, are catchable on planted brush in the middle of the lake and at the outlet tower.
Water Temp: 47
Some skim ice in the mornings of this week
Reports by Fishtech Outdoors
Channel Catfish Slow
Bluegill No report
Largemouth Bass Slow
Crappie Slow but can be caught around the planted brush piles and off the dock. Over all size is small but some good fish can be caught.
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1421.60 Temperature: 68
Inflow: 20 cfs Outflow: 0 cfs Level: 0.02 feet low
Report by TOM'S SHORT STOP
Channel Catfish fair on live bait
Walleye fair
White Bass slow using spoons or sassy shad
Crappie slow
Stripers slow
"A Bad Day Fishing Is Better Than A Good Day At Work"
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1274.0 Temperature: 48
Clarity: Clear
Inflow: 5 cfs Outflow: 25 cfs Level: 5.60 feet low
Reports by Fishtech Outdoors
Largemouth Bass slow
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish slow
Crappie Fair to good. Fish as usual oriented to the river and creek channels and will be in the 15 to 30 feet range. Pin point accuracy is important!!! Occasional white bass and walleye or saugeye will be caught with the crappie.
Walleye slow
White Bass slow
Wipers No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1339.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 0 cfs Outflow: 5 cfs Level: 1.50 feet low
Reports from Driftwood Bait & Tackle
Trout were released on 10-15-00 and fishing seems to be good. Try powerbait (rainbow)
Largemouth Bass No report
Smallmouth Bass No report
Channel Catfish slow on worms and liver
Flathead Catfish No report
Crappie good on minnows and jigs
Walleye fair to slow on minnows
White Bass good on minnows
Wipers No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1350.50 Temperature: Clarity:
Inflow: 0 cfs Outflow: 2 cfs Level: 1.80 feet low
Report by CANADA BAIT 'N' TACKLE
White Bass slow around the Broken Bridge area at the Northwest end of the lake.
Largemouth Bass No report
Wipers No report
Walleye No report
Crappie slow up at the Broken Bridge on the Northwest end of the lake.
Channel Catfish A few are being caught up in the North part of the lake near the trees/timbers where birds are conjugating.
There is Channel Catfish Guide Service available here at Canada Bait 'N' Tackle. Right now the Guide is booking his trips so for more information, you can either give us a call at 316-382-2931; Fax at 316-328-3766 or e-mail [email protected]. Thank you for your business. Warren and Donna Kreutziger. Good Fishing at Marion Reservoir this year; but remember to Stop by Canada Bait 'N' Tackle for your Bait, Tackle and licenses.
Temperature:
Channel Catfish No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Crappie No report
Bluegill No report
Redear/Sunfish No report
Channel Catfish No report
Walleye No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Crappie No report
Temperature:
Channel Catfish No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Redear/Sunfish No report
Crappie No report
Channel Catfish No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Northern Pike No report
Channel Catfish No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Crappie No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 858.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 0 cfs Outflow: 0 cfs Level: 1.65 feet low
Largemouth Bass No report
Smallmouth Bass No report
Crappie No report
Temp: 64 Level: 1.00 feet low Clarity: very clear
Report by Kevin's Country Corner
Largemouth Bass fair in the brush and around the milfoil 7 to 10 feet deep on spinnerbaits, crankbaits and jig-n-pig, mostly small fish
Smallmouth Bass poor
Bluegill/Redear No report
Channel Catfish good, catching around the feeders on liver, shrimp and catfish bait
Walleye poor
Crappie fair in the brush 7 to 10 feet deep on jigs, most under 10"
COFFEY COUNTY LAKE (formerly Wolf Creek Lake)
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1087.0 Temperature: 68
Reports from Coffey County Economic Development & Guide Lines Guide Service
Largemouth Bass poor on crank baits
Smallmouth Bass fair on plastic and live bait along the weed beds, early morning is better
Channel Catfish fair on prepared and fresh cut bait near the feeders
Flathead poor on live bait
Crappie fair on jigs and minnows along rocky banks in 10 to 15 feet of water
Walleye fair while trolling using jig and worm, curly tails, off points and drop offs and using assassins on the flats
White Bass fair using shad like baits
Wipers No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 794.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 20 cfs Outflow: 7 cfs Level: 0.20 feet low
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish No report
Crappie No report
Walleye No report
White Bass No report
Wipers No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 948.50 Temperature:
Inflow: 20 cfs Outflow: 51 cfs Level: 0.85 feet high
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish No report
Flathead No report
Crappie No report
Walleye No report
White Bass No report
Wipers No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1039.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 100 cfs Outflow: 25 cfs Level: 0.35 feet low
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish No report
Flathead Catfish No report
Crappie No report
Walleye No report
White Bass No report
Wipers No report
Water Temp: 63 Clarity: Level: 2.50 feet low
Report by Linn County Park
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish good
Flathead Catfish/Blue Catfish No report
Largemouth Bass good on crankbaits
Crappie good on jigs and minnows
Wipers No report
Stripers No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Wipers No report
Channel Catfish No report
Walleye No report
Crappie No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 1036.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 5 cfs Outflow: 20 cfs Level: 4.36 feet low
Report by Guide Lines Guide Service
Largemouth Bass No report
Smallmouth Bass Fair, Storm 1/4 oz. Lighting Shad in the Mustard Brown. Small windy points the flat rocky flats.
Channel Catfish Good, Getting vertical on some channel breaks or drifting the 10' flats has been very productive.
Crappie Poor, They should put the feed bag on any day. Once you find them, please practice some conservation.
Walleye No report
White Bass Poor, About 3/4 way back in the coves. Look for the transition banks to hold the majority of fish. 1/4 oz. White spinnerbaits, Chrome Rattletraps and 1.8 oz. Chartreuse Rooster tail.
Wipers Poor, Mixed bag with everything else chasing shad for fall.
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 974.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 5 cfs Outflow: 15 cfs Level: 2.07 feet low
Report by Guide Lines Guide Service
Largemouth Bass No report
Bluegill No report
Channel Catfish No report
Crappie Fair, 12 to 14 feet deep around brushpiles, vertical with jigs and minnows small windy points casting 1/8 oz. gray Roadrunners.
Walleye No report
White Bass Good, 1/2 oz. Spoons or 1/4 oz. hair jigs on and near the main lake humps.
Wipers No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 901.5 Temperature: 63 Clarity: clear
Inflow: 10 cfs Outflow: 53 cfs Level: 1.30 feet high
Report from Country Junction
Largemouth Bass fair mostly in ponds
Bluegill excellent on nightcrawlers
Channel Catfish excellent on nightcrawlers and shad sides
Flathead fair on perch
Crappie good on minnows and jigs
Walleye No report
White Bass No report
Wipers No report
Smallmouth Bass No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Crappie No report
Bluegill/Redear No report
Channel Catfish No report
Channel Catfish No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Crappie No report
Temperature: 65 Clarity: clear Lake level: 2 feet low
Report from Country Junction
Channel Catfish excellent on nightcrawlers and shad guts
Flathead fair on perch
Largemouth Bass fair mostly in ponds
Smallmouth Bass No report
White Bass No report
Walleye No report
Wiper No report
Bluegill/Redear excellent on nightcrawlers
Crappie good on minnows and jigs
Striper No report
This page was last updated Friday, December 01, 2000
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