Council Grove Lake

About Council Grove Lake

Council Grove Lake in Morris County, Kansas, invites visitors to enjoy its broad expanse of nearly 2,900 acres. The lake's moderate depth, reaching up to 56 feet, creates a varied aquatic environment that supports a range of wildlife and recreational activities throughout the year. The nearby town of Council Grove provides a quiet backdrop for those seeking a peaceful outdoor experience. This lake's size and depth offer a spacious setting for boating and exploring the water's many coves and channels. Its location in Kansas means the lake experiences seasonal changes that influence the natural rhythms of the area, making it a dynamic destination for nature lovers and anglers alike.

Surface area

2,899 acres

Maximum depth

56 feet

Fish species

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

Fishing Council Grove Lake

Fishing at Council Grove Lake brings a rewarding experience for anglers who enjoy a variety of species. The lake hosts a healthy population of largemouth bass and walleye, both prized for their fight and flavor. Catfish enthusiasts will find channel and flathead catfish to pursue, while anglers seeking panfish can target bluegill and white bass. The moderate depth of the lake supports diverse fish habitats, allowing for different fishing opportunities depending on the season and conditions. Whether casting from shore or boat, the lake offers a satisfying challenge for anglers of all skill levels.