Bone Creek Reservoir
Arma, KS
4 miles N, 2 miles W of Arma
7 miles north, 5 miles east of Girard
Public Wholesale Water Supply District #11 620-362-3022
GPS Location: 37.58573 -94.73895
Location/Address:
Arma, KS
Impoundment Type: Community Lake
Surface Acres: 540 acres
Maximum Depth: N/A
Normal Lake Level: N/A
Current Lake Level: N/A
| Fishing Population | Creel Limit | Min Length Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Bluegill | ||
| Black Bullhead | ||
| Channel Catfish | 5 | 15-inch minimum |
| Crappie | 20 | None |
| Largemouth Bass | 5 | 13-18 inch slot |
| Walleye | 2 | 18-inch minimum |
| Redear Sunfish |
** Striped Bass or Wiper in Combination
*** Walleye, Sauger or Saugeye in Combination
Fishing Report - Last Update: 5/10/2012
|
Species |
Rating |
Size |
Baits, Method, & Location |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Bluegill / Redear |
Good |
6-10" |
Try worms, or small jigs and spinners fished slowly along weedlines and structure. Bluegill and redear are now in shallower water to spawn. |
|
Channel catfish |
Fair |
15-24" |
Try shad sides, liver, prepared baits, live bait or worms fished on or near the bottom. The four fish feeders are now operating. KDWP fish samplings have shown that there is a very good channel catfish fishery. Many 2-5 pound fish are available. |
|
Crappie |
Slow |
8-14 inches |
Try minnows or small jigs and spinners fished near trees and structure. Crappie have completed spawning and have moved to deeper water. Bone Creek supports a good crappie population, with some quality-size fish available. New in 2012, the crappie creel limit increased to 20 fish/day. KDWPT has recently released "Kansas Crappie Bonanza”, a 25-minute video covering Kansas crappie fishing during spring, summer, fall, and winter with tips and tactics to make you a better crappie angler. Visit the KDWPT homepage and click on the Kansas Crappie Bonanza link to view the video! |
|
Largemouth bass |
Fair |
Mostly 8-16 inch fish. |
Try jigs, plastic baits, stick baits or spinners around weedlines and deep-water structure. Most bass have completed spawning and have moved to deeper water. |
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General Comments |
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The surface water temperature is now ~74 degrees. |
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