Area News (Article) 20%

information that hunters / users may need to know if planning to visit the area. The newsletter will be produced bi-annually, prior to hunting season (mid August to mid September) and following waterfowl season      .... Continue to Area News >>

Rusty Crayfish (Folder) 20%

your boat, livewell, and bilge before leaving any water access.  Always dispose of your unwanted bait on land or in the trash.  Never dip your bait bucket into a lake or river if it has      .... Continue to Rusty Crayfish >>

Ruffe (Folder) 20%

;   Always drain water from your boat, livewell, and bilge before leaving any water access.     Always dispose of your unwanted bait on land or in the trash.     Never dip      .... Continue to Ruffe >>

Park News (Article) 20%

Passport when you register your vehicle with your county in Kansas, and you need a replacement, it is $2.50 and can be purchased at any State Park office. Proof of your vehicle registration is required ... , to pay for your campsite; when using the kiosk, there is no way for you to know which sites are available, and to tell the kiosk which fees apply to your desired campsite; you may overpay for your campsite      .... Continue to Park News >>

Cheney Waterfowl Report (Report) 19%

. Clean all visible vegetation and mud from decoys, bags, waders, etc. Drain water from decoy bags and boats. Allow equipment to Dry for a five day period before using it at another area, OR wash      .... Continue to Cheney Waterfow... >>

Pomona Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 19%

.   THE stilling basin can produce some fantastic fishing especially when large water releases occur.    Zebra mussels now inhabit this lake. This means take EXTRA PRECAUTION to help prevent      .... Continue to Pomona Reservoir... >>

Round Goby (Folder) 19%

;   Always drain water from your boat, livewell, and bilge before leaving any water access.     Always dispose of your unwanted bait on land or in the trash.     Never dip      .... Continue to Round Goby >>

About Kansas Fishing (Folder) 19%

, and crappie. For those who prefer smaller waters, there are plenty to choose from. The department owns and operates more than 40 state fishing lakes. These impoundments can be as small as 50 acres or as large      .... Continue to About Kansas Fishing >>