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Fall River Lake

Greenwood County, Kansas
2,349 acres
Bluegill Channel Catfish Flathead Catfish Largemouth Bass White Bass

About Fall River Lake

Greenwood County in Kansas hosts Fall River Lake, a broad and shallow body of water covering over two thousand acres. Its expansive surface offers ample space for outdoor enthusiasts seeking a quiet retreat close to the small town of Severy. The lake's shallow depth provides accessible waters that support a variety of aquatic life and recreational activities. Surrounding the lake are Fall River State Park and Cross Timbers State Park, which frame the area with natural beauty and add to the regional outdoor experience. This lake's setting in southeastern Kansas makes it a noteworthy destination for those exploring the county's natural waters.

Surface area
2,349 acres

Fish species

Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Largemouth Bass, White Bass

Fishing Fall River Lake

Quality fishing is a highlight at Fall River Lake, where anglers can find a healthy mix of species such as largemouth bass, channel catfish, and flathead catfish. Bluegill and white bass also contribute to the lake's diverse fishing opportunities. The shallow waters encourage active fish behavior, making it a rewarding spot for anglers looking to connect with a variety of species in a natural setting. Whether targeting panfish or larger game fish, the lake's mix supports a well-rounded fishing experience.

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Lake information is provided for planning and recreational use. Conditions, depths, access information, and regulations may change. Always follow posted notices and local regulations.

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