Fishing

Private lake access, peaceful fishing, lakeside campsites, and quiet country evenings — all just outside Iola, Kansas.

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Opening Memorial Weekend 2026!

Cast your line with us!

🏕️ Escape the noise and spend the day at Boyer’s Lake — a quiet Kansas fishing retreat built for slow mornings, campfires, and good memories outdoors. Whether you’re casting from the shoreline, relaxing at your campsite, or exploring the South Lake area, there’s plenty of room to unwind.

🚙 Fishing access includes one personal vehicle and up to five total guests (one registered angler plus four guests). The property is open daily from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM CST, with access available on a first come, first served basis due to limited capacity.

🎣 Fishing pass access applies exclusively to the South Lake area located off Oregon Rd.

📲 Simply press Fishing Passes below, select your pass and follow the steps to completing waiver and payment!

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Fish found at Boyer’s Lake:

Largemouth Bass

One of the most popular sport fish in Kansas lakes, largemouth bass are aggressive fighters known for explosive strikes and strong runs. They’re commonly found near shoreline cover, weeds, fallen trees, and shaded structure.

Crappie

Crappie are a favorite for both beginner and experienced anglers due to their schooling behavior and excellent table quality. They’re often caught around brush piles, docks, and submerged timber, especially during spring and early summer.

Flathead Catfish

Flathead catfish are large, powerful predators that can grow to impressive sizes. Known for hard fights and nighttime feeding activity, they prefer deeper water, submerged structure, and live bait presentations.

Black Carp

Black carp are large freshwater fish recognized for their strength and size. They are bottom-feeders with a slower, steady fighting style and are less commonly targeted than bass or catfish, making them a unique catch for anglers visiting the lake.

A person is holding a fish that has been caught in a lake using a digital scale, which shows a weight of 4.16 pounds. The scene is outdoors near Boyer's Lake, with green foliage and trees reflected in the calm water, under a clear sky.

Purchase your Passes here and visit today!

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"Caught a crappie almost as big as my chest today!"
-Dallas