FISHING REPORTS
Posted: 1/11/2001
Due to the weather conditions the fishing reports will be coming in slowly.
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Temperature: Clarity: Lake level:
Crappie no report
Largemouth Bass no report
Bluegill no report
Channel Catfish no report
Sunfish no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 802.0 Temperature: Clarity: fair
Inflow: 10 cfs Outflow: 6 cfs. Level: 0.15 feet high
Report by Forty Woods Bait & Tackle Missouri Check In Station
Closed to ice fishing
Crappie Poor
Channel Catfish Poor
Largemouth Bass Poor
Hybrids No Report
Stripers No Report
Bluegill No Report
Walleye No report
Panfish poor around the edges
Updated 1/11/01
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 654.00 Temperature: 35-39 Outflow: 4320 cfs Level: 8.40 feet low
Report by Bob's Bait & Tackle
Walleye poor
Largemouth Bass slow, using spoons and go deep
Kentucky No Report
Crappie poor
Channel Catfish poor
Flathead No Report
White Bass poor
Bluegill No Report
Smallmouth Bass poor
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 500.0 Temperature: 35-39
Release Rate: 288 Level: 5.60 feet low
The lake is mostly frozen over
Largemouth Bass Slow
White Bass No report
Crappie Poor
Smallmouth Bass No report
Spotted Bass No report
Catfish Poor
Bluegill No Report
Carp No Report
Drum No Report
Temperature: Level: normal
Bluegill/Redear No Report
Largemouth Bass No Report
Crappie No Report
Catfish No Report
(Below Urich)
Report by R & R Sporting Center Missouri Check In Station
Flatheads No Report
Channel and Blue Cats No Report
Crappie No Report
Temperature: Clarity: Level: 0.00 feet low
Report by Forty Woods Bait & Tackle Missouri Check In Station
Closed to ice fishing
Crappie poor
Catfish poor
Largemouth Bass poor
White Bass poor
Hybrids No Report
Bluegill No Report
Walleye No Report
Panfish No Report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 660.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 900 cfs Outflow: 500 cfs. Level: 4.93 feet low
Report by Missouri Angler Bait & Tackle
LARGEMOUTH BASS - No Report
SPOTTED BASS (KENTUCKY'S) - No Report
WHITE BASS - No Report
CRAPPIE - No Report
CATFISH - NO REPORT
BLUEGILL - NO REPORT
WALLEYE - NO REPORT
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 791.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 3 cfs Outflow: 7 cfs Level: 7.24 feet low
Channel Catfish no report
Flathead no report
Walleye no report
Crappie no report
Largemouth Bass no report
Bluegill no report
White Bass no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 891.0 Temperature:
Inflow: 15 cfs Outflow: 11 cfs Level: 0.12 feet high
Closed to ice fishing
Walleye no report
Channel Catfish no report
Crappie no report
Largemouth Bass no report
White Bass no report
Bluegill/perch no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 606.0 Temperature: 35-39
Release Rate: 50 cfs. Level: 10.50 feet low
Report by Kaseyville Bait and Tackle
White Bass poor
Channel Catfish poor
Flathead Catfish poor
Largemouth Bass poor
Crappie poor
Bluegill poor
Temperature:
Report by Maple Leaf Bait Shop Updated 12-01-00
We are now open all winter. (8am - 12pm)
Fishing is slow, but duck hunting is good.
Catfish Slow
Bass Good using spinners and going deep
Crappie Good at 15 feet deep
Bluegill Slow
Temperature: Clarity: Level: Closed
Report by R & R Sporting Center Missouri Check In Station
Channel Catfish No Report
Flathead No Report
Largemouth Bass No Report
Stripers No Report
Crappie No Report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 839.0 Temperature: 37 Clarity: clear
Inflow: 100 cfs Outflow: 50 cfs Level: 0.04 feet high
Report by J&N Sporting Goods Closed for the Winter
Largemouth Bass no report
Crappie no report
White bass no report
Catfish no report
Bluegill no report
Temperature: Clarity: clear Level: low
Largemouth Bass No Report
Channel Cat No Report
Bluecat No Report
Bluegill No Report
Crappie No Report
Water Temp: Level:
Sunfish No Report
Crappie No Report
Channel Catfish No Report
Largemouth Bass No Report
Bluegill No Report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 864.2 Temperature: Ice
Clarity: clear
Inflow 30 cfs Outflow: 8 cfs Level: 1.35 feet high
Report by Burton's Bait and Tackle
Burton's Bait & Tackle Tournaments WEEKEND THURSDAY Half Day
Crappie: No report
Catfish: No report
Largemouth Bass: No report
White Bass: No report
Walleye: No Report
Bluegill: No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 867.7 Temperature: 37 Clarity:
Inflow: 110 cfs Outflow: 40 cfs Level: 6.54 feet low
Currently the ramps are snow covered and the docks are to dangerous for anyone to be on.
Report by Sonsac Marine and Southwinds Motel
Largemouth Bass : No report
Smallmouth Bass: No report
White Bass: No report
Crappie: No report
Walleye: No report
Channel Catfish: No report
Bluegill: No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 917.0 Temperature: Clarity: Ice
Release Rate: 4239 cfs. Level: 12.10 feet low
Report by: Pete's Professional Guide Service
No report
Updated 1/04/01
Temperature: 35-39 Level:
Report by River Run Outfitters
Due to the cold weather this past couple of weeks, there has been considerable water generation.
Fly fishing in the Trophy area below the dam continues to be good. When there is no water generation, mosquitoes, Adams and Crackle Backs are still good. Tan or gray scuds, peach egg patterns, tan Hare's Ear, Chamois leech and the olive or black wooly buggers continue to be consistent patterns.
Deep water from a boat, you can catch fish on Bassnapper jigs, 80th or 100th ounce on fly rods or ultra light rods. Depending on the day, always have a range of colors from olive, tan, white, black/yellow and gray. Usually the olive will be the best, but if they are not hitting that color, keep trying as one of these colors will work. You can also use the 128th oz. white grub or peach or chartreuse egg pattern.
Bait fishing has been real good on "White" power eggs. They are also catching them on air injected night crawlers, orange and chartreuse power eggs (both colors on the hook). When the water is running any of the above fished on a standard "drifting rig" from a boat will work.
Updated 1/11/01
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 722.00 Clarity: murky Level: 6.00 feet low
Temperature: 39
The lake is about half frozen over. The south end is open.
Report by Kaseyville Bait and Tackle
Crappie good using jigs
Channel Catfish no report
Striper fair using chicken liver and shrimp
Largemouth bass no report
Flathead no report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 706.0 Temperature: 35-39 Clarity : Clear
Inflow: 600 cfs Outflow: 629 cfs Level: 1.29 feet low
Most of the lake is froze over along with the ramps. Ice fishing is not recommended for right now.
Crappie No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Catfish No report
White Bass No report
Lake Elevation at Normal Pool: 359.0 Temperature: Clarity: clear
Outflow: 350 cfs Level: 1.10 feet low
Most of the lake is frozen over, and is not safe for ice fishing
Report by Wappapello Sports Two
Crappie No report
Largemouth Bass No report
Catfish No report
Bluegill No report
White bass No report
Note: On the waters of Wappapello Lake & its tributaries, all Walleye & Sauger must be returned to the water unharmed immediately after being caught. Anglers are encouraged to harvest bass under 11" (daily limit 6) to reduce the numbers of small bass in Wappapello lake.
This page was last updated 03/30/01