Beaver Lake Intelligence Center

Your Complete Resource for Current Beaver Lake Fishing Conditions

On the Water

Bass caught during a guided fishing trip on Beaver Lake
Bass caught during a guided fishing trip on Beaver Lake
Bass caught during a guided fishing trip on Beaver Lake

The Beaver Lake Fishing Intelligence Center was created to provide anglers with the most accurate, up-to-date fishing information available for Beaver Lake. Instead of relying on scattered reports, outdated forum posts, or rumors at the boat ramp, this page brings everything together in one place.

Whether you’re chasing walleye, bass, crappie, catfish, white bass, or panfish, our goal is to help you spend less time searching and more time catching fish.

Current Conditions

Beaver Lake Beaver Dam Area

Live Beaver Lake Radar

Beaver lake Fishing Dashboard

Current lake elevation and dam release information provided by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.

Lake elevation
1112.48 ft
Beaver Lake pool elevation
24-hour change
-0.05 ft
Movement during the past day
Total outflow
20 cfs
Turbine plus spillway release
Generation / release
Not generating
0 MWh
Conservation pool
1120.40 ft
Current seasonal pool
Tailwater elevation
916.30 ft
Below Beaver Dam
Corps report time: Oct 18, 2026 12:00 PM CDT. Automatically refreshed every 30 minutes.
Automated Outlook: Good
Generic Beaver Lake fishing potential based on weather and Corps conditions
71/100
Good overall conditions. Moderate wind should add surface movement; lake level is relatively stable.
Walleye
Good · 71
Bass
Good · 71
Crappie
Good · 71
Catfish
Good · 71
White Bass
Good · 76
Forecast
Sunny
Wind
5 mph S
Rain chance
0%
Moon
First Quarter · 48%
Sunrise
7:25 AM
Sunset
6:35 PM
Morning window
6:55 AM–9:25 AM
Evening window
4:35 PM–7:05 PM
Important: This is a generic computer-generated outlook, not a live catch report.
Automated Estimate
Beaver Lake estimated surface-temperature map
63.8°
Cooling
Beaver Dam
61.8°F
60–64° expected range · Deep lower-lake water
Prairie Creek
62.7°F
61–65° expected range · Lower-lake basin
Rocky Branch
63.2°F
61–65° expected range · Lower-to-mid lake
Lost Bridge
63.7°F
62–66° expected range · Mid-lake transition
Starkey
64°F
62–66° expected range · Protected creek arm
Indian Creek
64.4°F
62–66° expected range · Shallower creek arm
War Eagle
65.1°F
63–67° expected range · Upper river influence
Upper White River
65.4°F
63–67° expected range · Shallow inflow area
Measured tailwater release temperature: 51.1°F from USGS 07049691. This is deep release water below Beaver Dam, not the lake surface.
Confidence: Moderate. Estimated surface temperatures use season, current weather, forecast trend, and lake-zone characteristics. They are not buoy or sonar readings. Updated Oct 18, 2026 8:05 AM CDT. Always verify with boat electronics before making fishing or safety decisions.
Interactive Tool
Estimate lure running depth from lure type, speed, line, and line out
— ft
Enter your setup to calculate.
Estimate only: Actual depth changes with lure tuning, current, rod angle, turns, line diameter, hooks, leader, and boat speed. Use this to get close, then verify with sonar, bottom contact, or your own calibrated dive chart.
Seven-Day Lake Elevation Trend1,112.771,112.48
Seven-Day Total Outflow Trend2,572.0020.00
Seven-Day Power Generation Trend32.000.00
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