Lake News (Article) 7%

, it will be allowed to fill. The annual drawdown is a management tool that is used to improve the growth of sportfish such as largemouth bass, channel catfish, walleye, and crappie. By reducing the volume of water      .... Continue to Lake News >>

Where can I find information about removing nuisance animals from my pond? (Article) 7%

fish and other aquatic organisms. They thus serve to clean the pond more than cause harm, and should not be indiscriminately destroyed. Frogs in Ponds Frogs seldom are a problem because bass      .... Continue to Where can I find... >>

Meade State Lake Fishing Report (Report) 7%

over the lake. Try shad sides, shad gizzards, shrimp, nightcrawlers, and chicken liver.  Harvest regulations are 5/day creel limit. Largemouth bass Good Up to 4 lbs Fish      .... Continue to Meade State Lake... >>

Keith Sebelius Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 7%

. Largemouth/Spotted Bass Good 10 to 20 inches Fish are being caught up in the coves or along the Dam and Breakwater using crankbaits, spinnerbaits, and plastics.  General Comments      .... Continue to Keith Sebelius Re... >>

Reservoirs (Article) 7%

LARGEMOUTH BASS (>12") (>15") (>20") (lbs.) Fishing Rating RESERVOIR         &nbsp      .... Continue to Reservoirs >>

Marais des Cygnes Wildlife Area Fishing Report (Report) 7%

baits, cut shad, liver, live or cut bluegill white bass/wipers Slow varies minnows, jigs, work the pools below the rifles, crappie slow varies on the river      .... Continue to Marais des Cygnes... >>

Sedgwick Co. - Lake Afton Fishing Report (Report) 7%

up to 8" Try a small piece of worm under a bobber around rocks and brush. Largemouth Bass Poor up to 21" Try spinnerbaits, soft plastic lures, and jigs      .... Continue to Sedgwick Co. - La... >>

Are My Fish Safe To Eat? (Folder) 7%

 Fishing Regulations for more information. Preferred Choice Fish - limit to 1 or 2 servings per week* blue, channel, and bullhead catfish; common carp; crappie; white bass; white perch; wiper; striped bass      .... Continue to Are My Fish Safe... >>