Lake of the Ozarks Tops Missouri for Fishing Odds
The Lake of the Ozarks, formed by Bagnell Dam in 1941, yields the highest fishing average in Missouri at about 1.1 fish per hour. It hosts paddlefish and sturgeon, crappie and walleye, sauger, channel and blue catfish, striped bass, and other species. The area relies on hatcheries and seasonal stocking to sustain a thriving sport fishery.
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Hatchery aids Lake of the Ozarks fishing success
The Union Electric and Conservation Department hatchery at Osage Beach supports Lake of the Ozarks with annual stocking. Since 1967 it has raised striped bass, delivering about one million fry each season with around 10 percent surviving to harvest. Fry are reared in three shallow ponds fed three times daily, then shipped to various lake sites.
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