Iowa’s Black Hawk Lake in Sac County has some good options to choose from when it comes to species to target on this 922-acre body of water.Â
The lake, which has a maximum depth of
Lake Miami, a 137-acre body of water in Iowa’s Monroe County, has a good bass bite going on for anglers wanting to get on the water late this summer.Â
The Sept. 1 Iowa DNR fishing
Big Spirit Lake in Iowa’s Dickinson County is still producing a fair bite late this summer for a variety of fish species as the calendar turns to September.
Hawthorn Lake in Iowa’s Mahaska County is a 182-acre body of water that has angling options that range from panfish to muskies.Â
The Aug. 24, 2023 DNR fishing report notes that anglers are having some
The latest Iowa fishing report has good news for anglers looking to get on a good bite at George Wyth Lake in Black Hawk County.
“Anglers have been successful trolling for northern pike and walleye,”
DNR survey work from 2022 saw largemouth bass caught ranging from 9-20 inches, with the two primary groups ranging from 12-14 inches and 15-18 inches. Bluegills topped out at 8 inches in 2022, while black
Diamond Lake in Iowa’s Poweshiek County is a 98-acre body of water that offers anglers a mix of good panfish, bass and channel catfish options.
Anglers looking for plenty of fish species to target in Iowa have a good option from Cerro Gordo County in Clear Lake.
Iowa’s Casey Lake, also known as Hickory Hills Lake, in Black Hawk County is only 37 acres, but it offers anglers looking to get away from traffic a chance to catch some panfish, catfish and
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