Black Crappie - Fair: Fish over brush or along rock bluffs with bright jigs or minnows. Most fish have been 9-11".
The lake level as of 11/16 is 682.3'.
For more information, contact the Lake Macbride Fisheries Station at 319-624-3615.
Black Crappie - Fair: Fish over brush or along rock bluffs with bright jigs or minnows. Most fish have been 9-11".
The lake level as of 11/16 is 682.3'. The dock in Lake Macbride State Park has been removed.
Source: Iowa DNR
The lake level as of 10/11 is 682.5'.
Channel Catfish - Fair: Troll cutbait in the channel. Some report that bluegills or green sunfish have been better than shad due to the abundance of shad in the lake.
Black Crappie - Good: Fish over brush or along rock bluffs with bright jigs or minnows. Most fish have been 9-11".
Source: Iowa DNR
The lake level as of 10/12 is 682.5' and forecasted to begin raising.
Channel Catfish - Fair: Troll cutbait in the channel. Some report that bluegills or green sunfish have been better than shad due to the abundance of shad in the lake.
White Crappie - Good: Fish over brush or along rock bluffs with bright jigs or minnows. Most fish have been 9-11".
Source: Iowa DNR
The lake level as of 10/5 is 682.8'.
Channel Catfish - Fair: Troll cutbait in the channel. Some report that bluegills or green sunfish have been better than shad due to the abundance of shad in the lake.
White Crappie - Good: Fish over brush or along rock bluffs with bright jigs or minnows. Most fish have been 9-11".
Source: Iowa DNR
The lake level as of 9/28 is 683.0'.
Channel Catfish - Fair: Troll cutbait in the channel. Some report that bluegills or green sunfish have been better than shad due to the abundance of shad in the lake.
Black Crappie - Fair: Fish over brush or along rock bluffs with bright jigs or minnows.
Source: Iowa DNR
Channel Catfish - Fair: Troll cutbait in the channel. Some report that bluegills or green sunfish have been better than shad due to the abundance of shad in the lake.
The lake level as of 9/21 is 683.2'.
Black Crappie - Fair: Fish over brush or along rock bluffs with bright jigs or minnows.
Source: Iowa DNR
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