Finger Point (Facilities) 12%

with a fish attractor buoy and is fairly easy to locate. Fall and winter crappie congregate around this brushpile, along with other species, including white bass, walleye, and channel catfish. A long cast from      .... Continue to Finger Point >>

Coyote Trail #7 (Trails) 12%

at every spot a flower had previously grown. In the past, we have had: Snakeroot (Eupatorium rugosum) SMALL WHITE FLOWERS—This plant can be toxic to cattle when ingested causing “trembles      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #7 >>

Wildlife Viewing (Sub Location) 12%

visitors include red-bellied woodpeckers, white-breasted nuthatches, black-capped chickadees, purple finches, and Carolina wrens. In winter you can see bald eagles perched on tall lakeshore trees and rough      .... Continue to Wildlife Viewing >>

Clark State Fishing Lake Fishing Report (Report) 11%

-rapped shorelines adjacent to deeper water. Harvest regulations include a 15-inch minimum length limit and 5/day creel limit. White Bass  Fair to Good Whites up to 17 inches Trolling      .... Continue to Clark State Fishi... >>

Rocky Ford Fishing Area Fishing Report (Report) 11%

. Channel can be caught on worms, cut bait or prepared bait.  Flathead can be taken on live bait or lures. Blue catfish are usually caught on fresh cut bait.  White Bass      .... Continue to Rocky Ford Fishin... >>

Cedar Bluff Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 11%

walleye 15" but less than 18" as part of the five fish daily creel limit.   White Bass/Wipers No Report Whites up to 17 inches Wipers up to 10 lbs. Casting      .... Continue to Cedar Bluff Reser... >>

Lovewell Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 11%

; White Bass/Wipers Good 7-14 inches 15-25 inches No angler reports. White Bass and Wipers will suspend on river channels, drop-offs, and deep brushpiles. Downwind shorelines      .... Continue to Lovewell Reservoi... >>

Montgomery State Fishing Lake (Fishing Location) 11%

restocking. The area is primarily managed for fishing. Fish species present are largemouth bass, white crappie, bluegill, redear sunfish and channel catfish. Brush piles have been placed along the shorelines      .... Continue to Montgomery State... >>