Small Conservation lakes

[Chenzo123]

Hey everyone i was wondering if anyone knew of any small, kinda unknown conservation lakes which produce pretty good fish. I really dont like going to huge lakes because all i have is a small pond prowler. Let me know if you guys have any ideas! Thanks

[DMW1960]

What area of the state are you located in? My first boat was a 14 footer with a 9.9 on it and I used to put in at different coves on Lake Pomme de Terre without any troubles!

[beagle man]

what Dan said, it would help out knowing where your at, cause I can tell you I know 5 good small lake close to me, talbut has 2, off old 66 highway, and there is bushwhackers up by Nevada, and Kellog lake over by Carthage, and My pond. good luck

[Chenzo123]

im sorry i live in missouri

[Chenzo123]

i live in missouri

[beagle man]

north ,south, east, west, bushwhackers is up by nevada, talbut is in the southern area, west of miller, I live in Barry County,

[rdwsdw1]

Missouri isn't exactly a little state, what part of Missouri are you from? If you near the KC area I can recommend Lone Jack lake, North Lake near Harrisonville, or during the offseason you can use a little boat like that on Prairie Lee Lake. The only issue with all of these lakes is that they see a lot of pressure from bank fisherman. But if you leave near KC or St. Louis you will have to deal with that on any of the smaller lakes.

Although I love to fish Prairie Lee, simply because it is close to where I live, I cannot recommend it for a small boat during the summer months. It can get a bit choppy when the wake boarders show up or when you get someone trying to learn to pull a ski, wakeboard, or tube.