How Deep Is Stockton Lake Missouri?
100′Stockton Lake / Max depth
Can you camp anywhere on Stockton Lake?
The park has 52 campsites and includes a universally accessible site, tent only sites, non-electric RV sites, and 30 amp electric sites.
What is Stockton Lake known for?
The waters of Stockton Lake are home to several species of fish including small and largemouth bass, crappie, white bass, walleye, catfish and sunfish, making it an ideal area for anglers. Several trails wind around the lake shore and through the landscape.
Where can I fish in Stockton Lake?
at Stockton State Park
A quiet cove or secluded shoreline is not hard to find at Stockton Lake. You can expect to catch a variety of fish including bass, white bass, crappie, walleye, catfish or bluegill. Fishing is not allowed near the boat ramps or the marina area; there are no motor restrictions on the lake.
What is the crappie limit on Stockton Lake?
10″
Non-Resident Permits
| Game fish | Length Limit | Possession Limit |
|---|---|---|
| Crappie | 10″ | 60 |
| Black Bass | 15″ | 12 |
| White Bass | None | 30 |
| Walley & Sauger | 15″ | 8 |
What is the length limit for walleye on Stockton Lake?
to 15 inches
With the size limit dropping from 18 inches to 15 inches, the result has been an increasing number of keepers in the lake. No matter how you like to fish for walleye, you can do it on Stockton Lake.
Is Stockton Lake safe to swim in?
Stockton Lake is very popular for boating and water skiing. While swimming is permitted, visitors swim at their own risk because, due to past mining activities, the water is mildly acidic. Those with sensitive skin should limit their exposure to the water.
Why is Stockton Lake so blue?
Stockton Lake is an artificial lake, created when a closed mine was filled with water. This gives the water an unnatural turquoise blue colour, which looks amazing on a beautiful sunny day.
Is Stockton Lake clean?
Stockton Lake is 25,000 acres of beautiful, clear clean water. With over 300 miles of coastline and secluded, quiet and uninhabited coves for your enjoyment, the lake has something for everyone.
How do you catch walleye in Stockton Lake?
Walleye are often caught using nightcrawlers or minnows bounced along the bottom in 15 to 20 feet of water during mid-summer. Trolling deep running or suspending crankbaits or casting these baits along the shoreline and windswept main lake points can be equally effective at certain times of the year.