The Iowa Department of Natural Resources’ fishing report for southwest Iowa reveals that lakes in the region are beginning to ice over, creating unsafe conditions for fishing. Despite this, anglers are encouraged to prepare their ice fishing tackle for the upcoming season. According to the report, lakes such as Lake Anita, Littlefield Lake, Meadow Lake, Prairie Rose Lake, Viking Lake, Green Valley Lake, Three Mile Lake, and Twelve Mile Lake are all experiencing ice cover to varying degrees. Anglers are advised to exercise caution and be aware of the changing conditions on the lakes. The report also highlights the potential for good ice fishing opportunities at several lakes, including Lake Anita, Littlefield Lake, Meadow Lake, Prairie Rose Lake, and Viking Lake. For more information on fishing conditions in the southwest district, anglers can contact the Cold Springs office at (712) 769-2587 or the Mount Ayr Fisheries office at (641) 464-3108.
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