
Iowa Fishing Report – November 10, 2021
NORTHWEST Arrowhead Lake The courtesy dock at the boat ramp has been removed for the season. Black Hawk Lake The fish cleaning station is closed for the season. The courtesy dock at the State Marina
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NORTHWEST Arrowhead Lake The courtesy dock at the boat ramp has been removed for the season. Black Hawk Lake The fish cleaning station is closed for the season. The courtesy dock at the State Marina

Not a lot of anglers getting out, but the Missouri River remains a constant as far as the bite goes. Some nice fish coming out of the Missouri, but anglers have had to work for

Fishing pressure looks more like the end of November than the beginning of November for this mid-week period so far.

The few people still fishing are doing well, mostly for walleyes and muskies at this point.

Lakes are mid-turnover and the river is still producing.

Central Region 7 and Eastern Region 8 Oswego River The flow is still up there and is at 19,600 cubic feet per second (CFS) as of November 5. Because of that no new information. See

Fall feeding frenzy has crappie anglers buzzing.

Fishing reports have been light and we’re down to just the hardcore walleye and muskie anglers at this point, although those venturing out are doing well.

Hunting is all the rage right now, but there are still fish to be had.
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