Beall Woods Lake

Info / Wabash County

Location 14 acres

Beall Woods Lake is located in Wabash County within Beall Woods State Park, near the Wabash River, 5 miles south of Mt. Carmel.

Fishing Outlook

Recent Stocking History
2025 Channel Catfish NonVulnerable (8 - 10") 763
2025 Rainbow Trout Adult 1392
2024 Channel Catfish Fingerling (1 - 3") 450
2023 Channel Catfish Advanced Fingerling (4 - 7") 750

Contact

La Hood, Boone
IDNR Fisheries Biologist
Send Message
618-393-6732

Description

Beall Woods Lake is a borrow lake constructed in 1972 in Beall Woods State Park. Beall Woods Lake has a surface area of 14 acres, a maximum depth of 13 feet, and an average depth of 3.5 feet. The lake has 1,500 feet of shoreline and a watershed of 150 acres. Beall Woods Lake is a small fertile lake that tends to get dense stands of submerged aquatic vegetation during warmer months.

Fishery History

Recent survey data suggests Beall Woods Lake is currently supporting a balanced fishery. Fish most commonly sought after by anglers include Largemouth Bass, Bluegill, Redear Sunfish, Channel Catfish, and crappie.

Site Regulations

There is a boat ramp, but boats are limited to electric motors only.

Site-Specific Fishing Regulations:

  • All Fish: 2 pole and line fishing only and each pole must not have more than 2 hooks or lures attached while fishing
  • Channel Catfish: 6 Fish Daily Harvest Limit
  • Largemouth Bass: 15 inch Minimum Length Limit; 6 Fish Daily Harvest Limit
  • Trout: Fall Closed Season; Spring Closed Season; 5 Fish Daily Harvest Limit

Additional Information

Planning to eat your catch?  Fish Consumption Advisory information can be found here: Fish Consumption Advisory Page