Smallmouth, largemouth, Walleye and pike all available! Known for trophies, including state records. A section of the West Okoboji Lake in Dickinson County, Iowa.
Last morning we had to fish before packing up to come home wife caught on a double 10 Muskie bait
2 lb. 17 in. Largemouth Bass with a double 10
Still no Muskie I think we are too early
5 lb. 33 in. Northern Pike with a double 8 muskie
Wife caught this on a double 10 Muskie bait
2 lb. 16 in. Smallmouth Bass with a spinner bait
Details: 10 in. Bluegill with a gulp ice waxies
Slow bite, saw muskies and catch a nice bluegill
Worm and a Spinner Rig, 10:30 A.M., Windy...
14 in. Walleye with a Bay Rat Lures Fat Rat Shallow Divers
Spirit Lake is the largest in a series of seven lakes known as Iowa’s Great Lakes. It is one of the state’s most popular recreational areas and provides a wide variety of activities. In addition to ...
Angling is a very significant part of this multi-use lake. Bullhead fishing in the spring, early summer and fall can be tremendous. The panfish fisheries consisting of black crappie and to a lesser ex...
This is another fairly shallow lake with a maximum depth of only 11 feet and a mean depth of 6 feet. The major fisheries include walleye and bullhead with northern pike, yellow perch and crappie also ...
Okabena Lake, in Nobles County, is a 776 acre lake located entirely within the city limits of Worthington. Okabena receives over 14,000 acres of drainage from agricultural row cropping and has a water...
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