Waverly Impoundment

About Waverly Impoundment

Waverly Impoundment is a favored destination for those looking to spend time outdoors in Bremer County, Iowa. This 120-acre lake offers a broad, shallow water experience, making it easily accessible for visitors who enjoy walking along the shoreline. The lake's setting near Waverly, Janesville, and Shell Rock provides a peaceful retreat surrounded by small-town charm. The lake's shallow depth enhances its accessibility and supports a variety of aquatic life. With George Wyth State Park nearby, the area benefits from a natural backdrop that adds to the appeal for visitors seeking a quiet day by the water. Waverly Impoundment's size and setting make it a comfortable spot for anglers and nature lovers alike.

Surface area

120 acres

Lake-Link Score

35.1

Member rating

3.0 (1)

Fish species

Black Crappie, Channel Catfish

Fishing Waverly Impoundment

Fishing at Waverly Impoundment offers a modest but rewarding variety of species. Anglers can expect to find black crappie and channel catfish, which provide enjoyable opportunities for both casual and dedicated fishers. The lake's shallow waters contribute to a productive environment for these species, allowing for accessible fishing spots around the shoreline. Whether you're casting from the bank or using the fishing pier, the variety here supports a relaxed fishing experience.

Ice fishing

During the colder months, Waverly Impoundment becomes a seasonal destination for ice fishing enthusiasts. The lake's conditions support ice fishing activities, offering a chance to enjoy the outdoors even in winter. This seasonal shift adds a unique dimension to the lake's year-round appeal.