Thread: Good crappie lake in NE Missouri?

Originally Posted by catman

mark twain is a good crappie lake, but if you are looking for smaller lakes showme is good also and has a pretty good walleye population. ther is also deer ridge lake, labelle lake, henry seaver, fox valley, waconda and agate, and in kirksville there is hazel creek and thousand hills. they can all be good fishing at times. my favorite of these is seaver for crappie. hope this helps.

I`m looking at an aerial map of what I think should be Lake Show Me. But in the google map it says it`s called Memphis Lake. Just west 2 miles of memphis. Looks to be a small airport next to the lake.
I`d love to try this lake.
Also I`ve heard of Lake Wyconda from a friend, but not sure where this lake is located in an aerial map. I see a small lake about a half mile to the east of town. Would this be Lake Wyconda?
Also you talked of Fox Valley. I see its just down the road from Indian lake. Whats the intel on this lake?

Guys,

Wyaconda is right around LaGrange, MO.......probably 20 minutes west of Quincy, IL. I've fished it a few times with decent results....... pretty cool lake with motor restrictions. It kicked out some good crappie in the past few years, but I hear the population has dropped some.

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