Anthony Municipal Lake

About Anthony Municipal Lake

Anthony Municipal Lake presents a modest expanse of water in Harper County, Kansas, offering anglers and outdoor enthusiasts a peaceful spot to enjoy nature. Its surface area provides a comfortable space for small craft and shore fishing, while its shallow depth encourages accessible fishing conditions year-round. The lake's location near the towns of Anthony and Harper makes it a convenient getaway from daily routines. With a maximum depth of just nine feet, the lake's waters remain relatively warm and productive, supporting a variety of fish species. This size and depth create an inviting environment for casual anglers looking for an easy-to-navigate fishing experience in south-central Kansas.

Surface area

79 acres

Maximum depth

9 feet

Fish species

Black Bullhead, Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Flathead Catfish, Largemouth Bass

Fishing Anthony Municipal Lake

Fishing at Anthony Municipal Lake is defined by quality rather than size, with a diverse mix of species that can satisfy different angling preferences. Anglers can expect to encounter largemouth bass, a popular sport fish known for its spirited fights, alongside bluegill which provide consistent action for all skill levels. Catfish enthusiasts will find both channel and flathead catfish present, offering opportunities for bottom fishing. Black bullhead also contribute to the lake’s fish community, rounding out a varied catch that supports a rewarding fishing outing in this Kansas setting.