Finney (Locations) 9%

allows growth of largemouth bass, channel catfish, redear sunfish and blue-gill. If enough water is present, a boat ramp is available. Boats can only be used for fishing purposes.      .... Continue to Finney >>

Council Grove (Locations) 9%

The reservoir has a combination of steep rocky shoreline and shallow mudflats. Two good fishing streams, Munkers Creek on the east and the Neosho River on the west, feed the lake. Two boat ramps      .... Continue to Council Grove >>

Hain (Locations) 9%

on the area, but there are few facilities and no restroom is available. Boats are allowed on the lake, but no ramp is available.      .... Continue to Hain >>

Copan (Locations) 9%

anglers with excellent fishing. A low-water dam on the wildlife area provides a barrier to fish moving upstream. Boating is confined to small craft or canoes due to numerous log-jams on the river. Channel      .... Continue to Copan >>

Making Uses Compatible (Article) 9%

A pond of from 2 to 5 acres can provide many hours of fishing, non-power boating, and other recreation activities. Power boating and skiing do not normally mix well with fishing because wave action can      .... Continue to Making Uses Compa... >>

Centralia City Lake Fishing Report (Report) 9%

timber, and around the West boat ramp. Bass are covered by an 18 inch minimum length limit. General Comments Centralia Lake is a 400 acre lake that is noted for good channel cat      .... Continue to Centralia City La... >>

Marion County Lake Fishing Report (Report) 9%

of year. General Comments Boat and bait inspections are MANDATORY at Marion County Lake to prevent the spread of Zebra Mussels and other Aquatic Nuisance Species. Protect our waters... don      .... Continue to Marion County Lak... >>

Wilson State Fishing Lake Fishing Report (Report) 9%

; General Comments Both maintained boat ramps are currently usable. A bathymetric map is available for Wilson State Fishing Lake at the link above. District Newsletter We have created a fishing      .... Continue to Wilson State Fish... >>