Pleasanton City Lake East

Pleasanton City Lake No.1
This Location does have Boat Access

Pleasanton, KS

1 mile N, 1/2 mile E of Pleasanton

City of Pleasanton 913-352-8257

GPS Location: 38.1967 -94.6894

Location/Address:
Pleasanton, KS 66075

Impoundment Type: Community Lake

Surface Acres: 127 acres

Maximum Depth: N/A

Normal Lake Level: N/A

Current Lake Level: conservation pool

Lake Temperature: normal

This lake was constructed in 1967 for water supply and public recreation. The lake supports an excellent channel catfish and a good largemouth bass, crappie and wiper angling. This is a Community Fisheries Assistance Program Lake and "No Special Permits" are required to fish here. Recreational boating is not allowed.
Access to the lake is provided with 2 single lane boat ramps, 2 parking lots, and 2 miles of roads that surround the lake shoreline. There is a floating dock close to a fish feeder to enhance angling. This area is a favorite for kids and family fishing trips. The lake is involved in a fish feeding program and several floating fish feeders are visible to the angler. For catfish anglers these feeders are beacons of good fishing.

Fish harvest regulations are enforced and are posted at each entrance to the lake.

Fishing PopulationCreel LimitMin Length Limit
Bluegill unlimited unlimited
Black Bullhead unlimited unlimited
Channel Catfish 2 15
Crappie 50 unlimited
Largemouth Bass 2 21
Saugeye 2 18
Smallmouth Bass 2 15
Striped Bass 2 18
Walleye 2 18
Wiper 2 18
Green Sunfish unlimited unlimited
Redear Sunfish unlimited unlimited
* Largemouth, Smallmouth, Spotted Bass in Combination
** Striped Bass or Wiper in Combination
*** Walleye, Sauger or Saugeye in Combination

Fishing Report - Last Update: 2/2/2012

Species

Rating

Size

Baits, Method, & Location

Wipers

Slow

size varies,

lake wide on worms, cut baits, crank baits, spoons and silver crank baits

channel catfish

Slow

All sizes,

best baits are chicken liver or use stink baits, shrimp, worms, prepared baits, lakewide, We recently stocked channel catfish so be ready for extra action. The feeders are off for the season.

largemouth bass

Slow

varies

water levels are normal and fish have less cover, with good results along the dam and weedbed edge, silver or blue crank baits or soft baits

walleye, saugeye

Slow

18-24 inches

fish the flats, use jigs tipped with a worm

white crappie

Slow

8-14 inches

fish are around the floating dock, weed bed edges and over the brushpiles, use dark jigs,minnows

General Comments

Get the kids, get your friends and Go Fishing.

We recently stocked channel catfish so be ready for extra action.

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This lake is enrolled into the Community Fisheries Assistance Program. A city fishing permit is no longer required.Remember- Wear a Lifejacket and Reach - Throw - Don t Go.