Stockton Lake, formed by a Corps of
Engineers Dam on the Sac River, has 250 miles of shoreline
encircling 24,900 acres of water.
Twelve public use areas include
eleven boat ramps, ten picnic areas, nine campgrounds, three trailer
parks, and three swimming areas. Truman Lake, covering the valleys
of the upper Osage River and its tributaries, is the newest and
largest of the Osage Tri-Lakes, with over 100,000 acres of water.
Around the lake are 650 acres of parks, boat ramps, marinas, heated
fishing dock, and other recreation areas.
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| Naturally, fishing is top notch!
Anglers travel for miles to reach the Osage Lakes and their
unbeatable populations of hard fighting and good eating fish. Bass;
largemouth and smallmouth, black and white are abundant in all three
lakes. Pomme de Terre is nationally rated. Bluegill, crappie,
walleye, buffalo, and drum fill creels to the limit. Muskie stocked
at Pomme de Terre grow to tackle busting weights in the clear spring
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