Glenn Cunningham Lake

About Glenn Cunningham Lake

Spending time at Glenn Cunningham Lake in Douglas County, Nebraska, feels like stepping into a peaceful retreat where the water stretches across a generous acreage. This lake's shallow nature invites easy access and a calm atmosphere, perfect for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The surrounding towns of Bennington, Omaha, and Fort Calhoun provide a quiet backdrop to your visit. Nearby, Lake Manawa State Park adds to the scenic context, enriching the natural setting without overwhelming the lake's own character. With no significant depth to speak of, the lake's broad surface area creates a welcoming environment for a variety of outdoor activities. Its gentle waters and open space make it a favored spot for those seeking a relaxed day by the water in Douglas County.

Surface area

345 acres

Fish species

Bluegill, Carp, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Northern Pike, Walleye

Fishing Glenn Cunningham Lake

Fishing here brings a rewarding variety of species to the line. Anglers can expect to find bluegill and largemouth bass, both popular targets for their spirited fights. Channel catfish and carp add diversity to the catch, while northern pike and walleye offer opportunities for more challenging pursuits. The lake's shallow waters support these species well, making it a versatile spot for those who appreciate a mix of fishing experiences. Whether you're after panfish or predatory game fish, this lake presents a broad range of possibilities.