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Clark State Fishing Lake is 300 acres in size, located 8 1/2 miles south and 1 mile west of Kingsdown in Clark County. It is located in an extremely scenic setting of canyon country and is surrounded by 600 acres of public hunting and contains the Jay Wood Memorial Nature Trail. Clark State Fishing Lake contains good populations of largemouth bass, walleye, white bass, channel catfish, crappie, bluegill, and carp.
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| About the Water |
| Maps Available: |
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(Nautical Charts, Topographic, Avation, and Photographic available.) |
| Type of Water: |
Fresh |
| Maximum Depth: |
42 feet |
| Mean Depth: |
18 feet |
| Water Area: |
300 acres |
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| Fishing in Clark State Fishing Lake |
| Stock Report: |
Channel catfish, black bass, walleye, crappie, white bass, bluegill. |
| Fishing Forecast: |
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Special Regulations for Clark State Fishing Lake:
Boats used on Clark State Fishing Lake may be used for fishing purposes only. Channel catfish daily creel limit is 5.
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