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Fishing Ponds in Missouri

Lake of the Ozarks bass, White River tailwaters, and Mississippi cats. 64 venues listed across Jackson County, St. Louis city, Johnson County, with strong stocks of carp, catfish, common carp.

64 venues mapped · 2 with confirmed species · 3 with venue websites

64 Missouri venues plotted · click any pin for details

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All 64 fishing venues in Missouri A–Z

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  • Greenville Ford Public Fishing Access

    Ripley County

    Greenville Ford Public Fishing Access sits within Little Black Conservation Area in Ripley County, Missouri, holding carp, catfish, pike, sturgeon and trout with bait, camping and parking.

    Species
    Common carp, White catfish, Northern pike, White sturgeon, Rainbow trout
    Facilities
    Bait on site · Camping · Clubhouse · Disabled access · Lessons · Parking
    Website
    Open in Google Maps36.7472, -90.7358

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  • Jefferson Lake

    St. Louis city

    Jefferson Lake in Forest Park, St. Louis, Missouri holds bass, catfish, crappie and carp and welcomes anglers of all skill levels year-round; a Missouri fishing license is required.

    Species
    Common carp, White catfish
    Facilities
    Bar · Café · Parking · Restaurant
    Website
    Open in Google Maps38.6347, -90.2691

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Fishing in Missouri: FAQ

Missouri has 64 fishing venues in our directory, concentrated in Jackson County, St. Louis city, Johnson County. The most commonly stocked species across the state are carp, catfish, common carp. Browse the full list below or jump to a venue using the A–Z navigation.

Bass records aren't widely confirmed for Missouri venues in our database. Many waters hold bass without listing it explicitly. Open the GilledIt app to see recent bass catches logged in this state.

Yes, anglers fishing in Missouri need a valid state fishing license, even on private waters. Licenses are issued by the Missouri Department of Fish & Wildlife (or equivalent state agency); some states require a separate freshwater/saltwater stamp or a trout permit. Resident, non-resident, and short-term licenses are usually available online from the state agency. Check the state F&W website for current pricing and exemptions.

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