Diamond Lake is a 98 acre impoundment. The lake has one concrete boat ramp, elevan fishing jetties and limited lake side camping area. The campground is maintained by the Poweshiek County Conservation Board (515-623-3191).
Each year a number a quality size bass (+5 pounds) are caught. Bluegill, crappie and channel catfish are the most frequent fish caught. Redear sunfish, bullhead and northern pike add to the angler's creel.
Area: 98 acres
Mean depth: 9 feet.
Maximum depth: 22 feet.
Drainage area: 2,727 acres
Lake type: Artifical.
Stratifies: Yes.
Special Regulations: No bait minnows allowed.
Boat access: Yes.
Boat motor restriction: Electric motors only.
Facilities: Camping, Picnicking, Hiking and Fish Cleaning Facility.
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