Brown County State Lake

About Brown County State Lake

Brown County State Lake in Brown County, Kansas, provides a peaceful outdoor setting throughout the seasons. This 65-acre lake offers a modest expanse of water that is easily accessible and ideal for anglers and nature lovers alike. With a maximum depth of just 13 feet, the lake's shallow waters create a welcoming environment for various aquatic life and a calm atmosphere for visitors. Surrounded by the communities of Robinson, Highland, and Hiawatha, the lake is part of a region that embraces outdoor activities year-round. Nearby Big Lake State Park adds to the natural context of the area, enhancing the outdoor experience without overwhelming the lake's quiet charm.

Surface area

65 acres

Maximum depth

13 feet

Fish species

Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Walleye

Fishing Brown County State Lake

Quality fishing opportunities abound at Brown County State Lake, where anglers can expect to find a variety of species thriving in its shallow waters. The lake supports populations of bluegill and largemouth bass, providing excellent sport for those seeking sunfish and bass action. Catfish enthusiasts will appreciate the presence of both channel and flathead catfish, while walleye add to the diversity for anglers looking for a different challenge. The lake's size and depth create a productive habitat that supports these species well, making it a rewarding spot for fishing throughout the warmer months.