Lake Sharpe is a stunning 80-mile impoundment of the Missouri River that stretches from Pierre to Fort Thompson in central South Dakota. Covering approximately 61,000 acres with over 200 miles of shoreline, this reservoir is renowned for its exceptional fishing opportunities. The lake is named after former South Dakota Governor M.Q. Sharpe and sits between Lake Oahe upstream and Lake Francis Case downstream. With depths reaching over 75 feet, Lake Sharpe provides diverse habitats supporting numerous fish species. Known primarily as a walleye factory, the lake offers consistent action throughout the year, making it a premier destination for anglers seeking both quantity and quality catches amid the beautiful South Dakota landscape.