Fishing Report: Find Fall Action Near Harlan
Autumn fishing is here, and Harlan anglers should check out Prairie Rose Lake for black crappie. With the water clarity low, it's time to experiment with submerged structures and vertical jigging. Discover the best local spots and tips in the full report!
The Iowa Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has released its fishing report for the week of October 31, 2024, highlighting opportunities for anglers in southwest Iowa, including areas near Harlan.
Prairie Rose Lake in Shelby County, located just eight miles southeast of Harlan, reports poor water clarity. Anglers are encouraged to search for submerged tree piles and try vertical jigging for 10 to 12-inch black crappie. However, bluegill fishing has been slow lately.
Other nearby fishing locations include Lake Anita in Cass County and Meadow Lake in Adair County, where anglers can find modest catches of black crappie and bluegill.
As the season progresses, now is a great time for Harlan residents to explore local fishing spots and enjoy the fall weather. For detailed fishing conditions and recommendations, you can check the full report.
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