Osage State Fishing Lake Fishing Report -
Species Rating Size Baits, Method, & Location
Current Fishing Condition      
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Bluegill/Redear Sunfish Fair Up to 10 inches Bluegill fishing is slow, but will improve with increasing water temperatures
Channel catfish Good 0.5-5 lbs Channel Catfish activity is increasing.  Nightcrawlers or cut bait are producing the most bites early in the season.  
Crappie Good-Fair up to 12 inches Crappie will begin to break off their winter pattern as they begin to stage near spawning areas (coves with brush piles, timber, and rock).   Crappie can be caught around brush piles and dropoffs using minnows or small plastics. 
White Bass/Wiper Good up to 5lbs. White Bass and Wiper are schooled near river/creek mouths and off the dam.  They are pre-spawn and will begin spawning in the coming weeks.  Jig and plastics, spoons, or small crankbaits are producing bites 
Largemouth bass Good 0.5-3 lbs Bass activity is slow, but will improve with increasing water temperatures   
General Comments

Note:  Zebra Mussels were found at this lake April 27, 2017.  Lake users should clean, drain and dry fishing equipment and boats to keep from moving zebra mussels to other waters.

GPS coordinates for cube clusters placed on 7/13/21 are:                         

1. N 38.772333 W 95.672267           4.  N 38.767067 W 95.668917

2. N 38.77125   W 95.671467           5.  N 38.76465 W 95.67415

3. N 38.771017  W 95.6731              6.  N 38.76345 W 95.674617