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How deep is it?

Ever fish it?

Hold catfish?

Ice safe to walk on?

Any experience what so ever I'd like to hear it.

I'm looking for channel cats,

Thanks

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From what I've been told, it only gets to about 5 or 6 ft deep. I would imagine it has to be full of little white bass though, as I used to catch hundreds of them below the king mill dam in the spring.

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So...Jury is out on the inner city reservoir as to whether it holds catfish?

Anyone.???

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It's actually not very deep at all, maybe 3 or 4 feet. I went canoeing up to the king mill from there and I never came to a spot that wasn't 3 feet or less and muddy but people do catch fish below the woolen mills dam.

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I doubt it would be worth ice fishing, it is max 3-4' deep as others have said. I've shot carp in it and it was very difficult to get a little duck boat on plane, it was just too shallow.

There are however a ton of massive carp and buffalo, we got some up to 38 lbs!

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I catch small walleyes on it every fall but not a single one of them is larger then 10"! Not sure where they go? Maybe the DNR nets them to be stock in other lakes?

Its got an occasional nice crappie, tons of sheephead and carp. Lotsa little whitebass in Spring. Good place practice carp fly fishing?

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