Lake Fort Scott

Lake Fort Scott is claimed by the City of Fort Scott yet the lake's shoreline is produced for private homes. The lake is a Community Fisheries Assistance Lake Cooperator, there are no city grants for angling and sculling while at the same time angling. City allow required for recreational drifting. There is a twofold path watercraft incline, two drifting docks, and toilets on the northwest side. There are a few zones oversaw for shoreline angling and additionally coasting fish feeders to note if pontoon angling. The lake has a significant notoriety for vast flathead and channel catfish, largemouth and spotted bass are plenteous moreover. Late tree/living space situations will enhance fisher accomplishment for bass and crappie.

Lake Fort Scott is located just a few miles Southwest of Fort Scott, Kansas. It is approximately 360 acres and offers outstanding fishing plus plenty of space for recreational boating.