Prairie Rose Lake

Most lakes in the district have skim ice. For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Black Crappie - No Report:

Bluegill - No Report:

The lake has skim ice and not safe to fish.

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Black Crappie - Fair: The first 2 hours of daylight is the best bite. Use bright colored jigs due to the stained water clarity. Fish average 11 inches.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up by crappie anglers slow trolling.

Largemouth Bass - No Report:

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Black Crappie - Fair: Anglers report catching black crappie slow trolling around structure. The first 2 hours of daylight is the best bite. Use bright colored jigs due to the stained water clarity. Fish average 11 inches.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up by crappie anglers slow trolling.

Largemouth Bass - No Report:

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up around the under water tree piles using slip bobbers.

Black Crappie - Fair: Anglers report catching black crappie slow trolling around structure. The first 2 hours of daylight is the best bite. Use bright colored jigs due to the stained water clarity. Fish average 11 inches.

Largemouth Bass - Fair:

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Water temperatures are below 60 degrees now at Prairie Rose.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up around the under water reefs.

Black Crappie - Good: Anglers report catching black crappie slow trolling around structure. The first 2 hours of daylight is the best bite. Use bright colored jigs due to the stained water clarity. Fish average 11 inches.

Largemouth Bass - Fair:

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Water temperatures are below 60 degrees now at Prairie Rose.

Black Crappie - Good: Anglers report catching black crappie slow trolling around structure. The first 2 hours of daylight is the best bite. Use bright colored jigs due to the stained water clarity. Fish average 11 inches.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up around the under water reefs.

Largemouth Bass - Fair:

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Water clarity will improve at Prairie Rose as water temperatures drop.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up around the under water reefs.

Black Crappie - Slow: Anglers report catching black crappie around the tree piles. Fish average 10 inches.

Largemouth Bass - Fair:

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Black Crappie - Slow: Anglers report catching black crappie around the tree piles. Fish average 10 inches.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up around the under water reefs.

Water clarity will improve at Prairie Rose as water temperatures drop.

Largemouth Bass - Fair:

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Water clarity will improve at Prairie Rose as water temperatures drop.

Black Crappie - Slow: Anglers report catching black crappie around the tree piles. Fish average 10 inches.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up around the under water reefs.

Largemouth Bass - Fair:

Source: Iowa DNR

For information on lakes in the Southwest District call the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587.

Water clarity is poor at Prairie Rose right now.

Bluegill - Slow: A few fish are being picked up around the under water reefs.

Black Crappie - Slow: Anglers report catching black crappie around the tree piles. Fish average 10 inches.

Largemouth Bass - Fair:

Source: Iowa DNR