Pratt County Lake

Pratt County Lake
This Location does have Boat Access Fishing Forecast Region 3 Public Fishing Reports

2 1/2 miles E of Pratt, KS

Pratt County 620-672-4115

GPS Location: 37.63093 -98.68059

Location/Address:
Pratt, KS

Impoundment Type: Community Lake

Surface Acres: 51 acres

Maximum Depth: 10 feet

Normal Lake Level: Under normal conditions, this lake remains full.

Fishing PopulationCreel LimitMin Length Limit
Channel Catfish 2 15
Crappie 50
Largemouth Bass 2 18
Walleye 2 18
Wiper 2 18
Bluegill
* Largemouth, Smallmouth, Spotted Bass in Combination
** Striped Bass or Wiper in Combination
*** Walleye, Sauger or Saugeye in Combination

Fishing Report - Last Update: 6/13/2013

Species

Rating

Size

Baits, Method, & Location

Largemouth bass

Good

Up to 20 inches

Largemouth bass population is good. Try jigs, crankbaits and slow rolled spinnerbaits.

Bluegill

Excellent

Up to 9 inches

Try small jigs & worms under a bobber around the rocks. Also try crickets or grasshoppers.

Walleye

No report

Over 20 inches

Try jigs tipped with worms, minnows or leaches or slim minnow type crankbaits.

Channel catfish

No report

Up to 4 lbs

Try prepared stinkbait, cut bait or liver under a bobber on the bottom. Also try drifting nightcrawlers.

Crappie

Fair

10 inches

Fish 4-6 feet deep around brush, logs, rocks or vegetation. Minnows, or jigs, about 20 inches under a small bobber are pretty good.

Wiper

No report

No report

Try jigs and crankbaits on the windy banks. You could also try using sunfish, minnows, or vertically fishing slab spoons.

Zebra Mussels

   

Zebra mussel veligers (larval zebra mussels) are too small to be seen with the unaided eye and they can be found in boat livewells, minnow buckets, boat bilges, water toys and anything else that is capable of holding even a small amount of water.

Be sure to drain all equipment before leaving the lake to avoid moving veligers to other waters. THIS INCLUDES MINNOW BUCKETS AND BOAT LIVEWELLS AND BILGES!!!

CLEAN DRAIN & DRY Every Lake, Every Time!

Click HERE to learn how to prevent the spread of zebra mussels.

If you would like to post a fishing report go to http://ksfishing.blogspot.com/ and post a report for Region 3 and the lake you have been fishing. You may also call the Dodge City Regional office as 620-227-8609 to make a report.

Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

Release all largemouth bass, walleye and wipers less than 18 inches.