Cheyenne Bottoms Waterfowl Report (Report) 10%

.  Pool is being disced in preparation for next spring.  Pool 3A- decent moist soil production.  Hunting holes and access trails mowed throughout. 4A- decent moist soil production      .... Continue to Cheyenne Bottoms... >>

Flathead Catfish Tagging Rewards (Article) 10%

tags inserted near the dorsal fin (see above picture).  Each one of these tags has an email address (flathead@ksu.edu ) and a phone number (785-532-2413).  If you catch one of these fish      .... Continue to Flathead Catfish... >>

Wildlife Area News (Article) 10%

will be eligible to hunt in these areas but must be accompanied by a licensed mentor 18 years of age of older. The mentor may hunt and only one mentor is allowed per hunting youth. Mentors may take more than one      .... Continue to Wildlife Area News >>

Fall River Reservoir (Fishing Location) 10%

-grass prairie. Six hiking trails and an orienteering course offer visitors an up-close and personal perspective on this unique area. A favorite pastime is canoeing Fall River, which feeds into the 2,450-acre      .... Continue to Fall River Reservoir >>

Fencing From Livestock (Article) 10%

be restricted to one or two watering points.      .... Continue to Fencing From Live... >>

Boat Numbers and Decals (Article) 10%

visible and legible. Hyphens or spaces equal to one letter width must separate letter and number groupings. A registration decal will also be issued. This expiration decal remains on your boat      .... Continue to Boat Numbers and... >>

Tournament Black Bass Pass (Article) 10%

procedures must be followed for weigh-in and release: • One individual work crew support for each 10 anglers • One weigh-in tank filled with an electrolyte - water chemical solution and fitted      .... Continue to Tournament Black... >>

Northwest Region (Landing Page KDWPT) 10%

though this is one of the higher rainfall areas in the region. Currently Rooks, Logan, and Sherman SFL's are dry. Only Rooks holds much promise for fishing while the other two are mostly small wildlife      .... Continue to Northwest Region >>