Harlan County Lake, Nebraska - Reports, Lake Info, Pictures

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There are white bass in the river above Harlan. This should improve as long as we don't get rain to muddy the river. Fishing is slow in the lake.... Continued

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Harlan County Lake is a Reservoir in Harlan, Nebraska.

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Harlan County Lake is the second-largest lake in the U.S. state of Nebraska. The reservoir is formed by a dam in the Republican River, which starts in Colorado and ends in Kansas.

The two closest towns are Republican City and Alma. Republican City offers fishing supplies, boat rentals, restaurants and cabins. When the lake is at normal pool, Alma is on the shore line of the lake and offers lodging, restaurants, stores, and churches.

Harlan County Lake is in Harlan County and is 7 miles from Kansas, 178 miles from Lincoln, Nebraska, 345 miles from Omaha, Nebraska, 356 miles from Kansas City, Missouri, and 568 miles from Chicago.

Fishing Description:

Fishing includes: Channel and flathead catfish, crappie, northern pike, walleye, white bass, wiper.

Walleye have an 18-inch minimum length, with only 1 more than 22 inches allowed in the daily bag.

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