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Osage City Reservoir

Osage County, Kansas
49 acres
Black Bullhead Bluegill Channel Catfish Largemouth Bass Walleye

About Osage City Reservoir

Osage City Reservoir is a welcoming destination for those looking to spend time in the outdoors within Osage County, Kansas. This modestly sized lake covers 49 acres, providing an intimate setting for visitors who appreciate quiet waters and easy access. Its shallow depth means the water warms quickly, creating a lively environment for both wildlife and anglers. The reservoir is surrounded by the communities of Osage City, Lyndon, and Burlingame, offering a peaceful retreat close to town. Nearby Eisenhower State Park and Pomona State Park add to the natural context, framing the reservoir within a broader landscape of Kansas outdoor spaces.

Surface area
49 acres

Fish species

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

Fishing Osage City Reservoir

Variety defines the fishing experience here, with several species drawing anglers to the water. Black Bullhead and Channel Catfish provide bottom-dwelling action, while Bluegill and Largemouth Bass offer lively sport near the surface. Walleye add a prized game fish to the mix, appealing to those seeking a challenge. The shallow waters of Osage City Reservoir encourage active fish behavior, making it a productive spot for diverse fishing opportunities throughout the warmer months.

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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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