Red Rock

For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

White Crappie - Fair: Catch crappies through September and October slowly trolling or drifting panfish plastics in arms off the mainlake. Some of these include the South Overlook arm, Campetine Creek arm and the Teter Creek arm.

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

Channel Catfish - Good: Anglers are reporting catching catfish throughout the lake, particularly around structure (rocks, submerged trees, etc.)

White Bass - Fair: Catch White Bass trolling shad imitating crankbaits and spoons.

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

Black Crappie - Fair: Catch crappies drifting or trolling plastics or small crankbaits in coves off the main lake and Whitebreast arm.

Channel Catfish - Good: Anglers are reporting catching catfish throughout the lake, particularly around structure (rocks, submerged trees, etc.)

White Bass - Fair: Catch White Bass trolling shad imitating crankbaits and spoons.

Source: Iowa DNR

Bluegill are spawning in lakes and ponds throughout Central Iowa - anglers should target shorelines (2-6ft of water). Paddling anglers are also enjoying excellent river conditions right now. For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

Black Crappie - Fair: Catch crappies drifting or trolling plastics or small crankbaits in coves off the main lake and Whitebreast arm.

Channel Catfish - Good: Anglers are reporting catching catfish throughout the lake, particularly around structure (rocks, submerged trees, etc.)

White Bass - Fair: Catch White Bass trolling shad imitating crankbaits and spoons.

Source: Iowa DNR

Bluegill are spawning in lakes and ponds throughout Central Iowa - anglers should target shorelines (2-6ft of water). Paddling anglers are also enjoying excellent river conditions right now. For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

Black Crappie - Fair: The crappie spawn is mostly finished in Red Rock. Catch crappies drifting or trolling plastics or small crankbaits in coves off the main lake and Whitebreast arm.

Channel Catfish - Good: Anglers are reporting catching catfish throughout the lake, particularly around structure (rocks, submerged trees, etc.)

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

Black Crappie - Fair: The crappie spawn is mostly finished in Red Rock. Catch crappies drifting or trolling plastics or small crankbaits in coves off the main lake and Whitebreast arm.

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

Black Crappie - Good: Catch crappies fishing jigs with plastics or live minnows under floats coves off the main lake and Whitebreast Arm near any shallow rock, riprap or wood. Some of these would include Teter Creek Arm, Campetine Creek Arm and the South Overlook Arm.

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

Black Crappie - Fair: Catch pre-spawn crappies drifting or trolling jigs tipped with plastics or minnows in coves off the main lake and Whitebreast Arm. Some of these would include Teter Creek Arm, Campetine Creek Arm and the South Overlook Arm. As water warms over the next week fish near riprap and wood.

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on Central Iowa lakes and rivers contact Ben Dodd at 641-891-3795 or Andy Otting at 515-204-5885.

Black Crappie - Fair: Catch pre-spawn crappies drifting or trolling jigs tipped with plastics or minnows in coves off the main lake and Whitebreast Arm. Some of these would include Teter Creek Arm, Campetine Creek Arm and the South Overlook Arm. As water warms into the upper 50's fish near riprap.

Source: Iowa DNR