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Visitors use global positioning systems to find buried "treasure" EL DORADO -- For those who visit El Dorado State Park to hunt, fish, camp, hike, or just relax and enjoy nature, there is now a new outdoor pursuit to add to this list of activities. "Geocaching" is a worldwide game for Global Positioning System (GPS) user ... Read More


Several events designed for youth, disabled, women, and novice hunters PRATT -- On the weekends of April 8-9, 15-16, and 22-23, the Westar Energy Green Team will host first-time turkey hunters at its Jeffrey Energy Center west of Topeka. Assisted by volunteer, employee guides and hunting from stationary ground blinds, youngsters and their a ... Read More


A day of safe, fun shooting sports just for women MANHATTAN -- On Saturday, April 8, the National Rifle Association's Women On Target program from Women of the NRA will conduct a shooting event for women ages 16 and older. The event will be held from 8 a.m. through 3 p.m. at the Fancy Creek Range in the Tuttle Creek State Park, near Randolp ... Read More


Biologists from Canada observing; eggs being propagated on site at Cheney PRATT -- One of Kansas’ most popular angling opportunities is just beginning as walleye move into shallow, rocky areas -- usually rip-rap along the face of dams -- to spawn. As waters warm and days grow longer, walleye abandon deep water and migrate to these spawning ... Read More


4/11/06 - Prairie Spirit Rail Trail Phase 3
public meeting
(Colony, Kansas)

9/23/06 - Denver Bassmasters
Fishing Tournament
(Clark State Fishing Lake)

9/24/06 - Denver Bassmasters
Fishing Tournament
(Clark State Fishing Lake)

Inlet closed March 27-April 9 Historically, when water is released into Lovewell Reservoir by the Bostwick Irrigation District, fish are attracted to the inlet area. This year, that release will coincide with the walleye spawning season. When this has occurred in the past, illegal snagging activities of walleye resulted. Since 1988, the Kan ... Read More


Marina Cove Point
  • Type of Facility: Brushpile
  • Location of Facility: N39 53.934 W098 02.108
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    This brushpile has been around for several years and is popular among the shoreline anglers due to its location off the rip rap. During the spring, the brush will be in 10-12 feet of water and can offer some excellent crappie fishing. Largemouth bass also congregate here during the spawning period and early summer.

    An additional 25 cedar trees were added to this brushpile in August 2011.