Eskridge - Lake Wabaunsee
City of Eskridge 785-449-2621
4 miles W of Eskridge, KS
GPS Location: 38.8669 -96.1959
Location/Address:
Eskridge, KS
Impoundment Type: Community Lake
Surface Acres: 216 acres
This lake declined participation in the CFAP lease program and requires a local permit to fish.
| Fishing Population | Creel Limit | Min Length Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Bluegill | ||
| Channel Catfish | 10 | |
| Crappie | 50 | |
| Flathead Catfish | 5 | |
| Green Sunfish | ||
| Largemouth Bass | 5 | 18 |
| Saugeye | 5 | 18 |
| Smallmouth Bass | 5 | 18 |
| Walleye | 5 | 18 |
** Striped Bass or Wiper in Combination
*** Walleye, Sauger or Saugeye in Combination
Fishing Report - Last Update: 8/26/2010
|
Species |
Rating |
Size |
Baits, Method, & Location |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Black Bass |
Fair to Good |
Up to 7 pounds |
The lake has fair numbers of both largemouth and smallmouth. Bass are protected by an 18 inch minimum length limit. |
|
Bluegill |
Fair |
Up to 1/3 pound |
Worms and small artificial lures along the shoreline and near aquatic vegetation. A good population exists. |
|
White Crappie |
Good |
1/2 to 1 pound |
Around structure in 10 to 15 feet of water. The lake contains good numbers of crappie. |
|
Channel Catfish |
Fair |
3/4 to 10 pounds |
The lake has a good population of large catfish |
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Saugeye |
Fair |
Up to 7 pounds |
The lake has a fair population of saugeye. Drifting or trolling along the dam and breaks near the dam. Best baits are crankbaits, jigs and/or nightcrawlers. An 18 inch minimum length limit applies. |
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General Comments |
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This scenic lake is noted for largemouth bass fishing along the abundant shoreline weed beds during the spring and summer. Smallmouth bass are also available along the dam and rocky shoreline. Saugeye and crappie can also be taken at this 200 acre lake located in the flint hills. Since this lake is not part of the CFAP Program, annual or day use permits are available at the boat ramp bait house on the northeast shore. Expect to have your boat inspected for invasive species at the ramp. Always clean your boat when moving to different water bodies. |
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