North/South Fork Junction (Facilities) 14%

be a great place for ice fishing crappie, but will also hold catfish and white bass throughout the year. Depth at conservation is around 14 feet. We added over 100 cedar trees to this brush pile in March 2013.      .... Continue to North/South Fork... >>

Coyote Trail #5 (Trails) 14%

Mulberry Tree (Morus alba)   Native to China, the mulberry tree was introduced into the Americas for silk worm culture. Mulberry leaves are the sole source of food for silk worms. The white      .... Continue to Coyote Trail #5 >>

Glen Elder Reservoir (Fishing Location) 14%

Fishing Population Creel Limit Min Length Limit Walleye 5*** 18 inches White Bass Wiper 2 Striped Bass 2 Largemouth Bass 5* 18 inches Spotted Bass 5* 15 inches Smallmouth ... &media=3 Glen Elder Reservoir N39 30.821 W98 20.408 2131 180 Road Glen Elder 67446 Mitchell Reservoir 12,586 acres 55 ft 1455.6 MSL Walleye White Bass Wiper Striped Bass Largemouth Bass Spotted Bass      .... Continue to Glen Elder Reservoir >>

Clinton Reservoir (Fishing Location) 14%

Bass 5 18 Walleye 5 15 White Bass Wiper 2 18 Blue Catfish 10 Only 1 fish 30-inches or longer Saugeye 5 15      .... Continue to Clinton Reservoir >>

Council Grove (Locations) 14%

and handicap accessible sidewalks provide access to these streams. Fair to excellent populations of crappie, channel catfish, saugeye, white bass, wiper, and largemouth bass are found in the lake. Wildlife area      .... Continue to Council Grove >>

Copan (Locations) 14%

The Little Caney River provides excellent stream fishing, 3 miles of which bisects the area. White bass and crappie travel upstream from Copan Lake for spawning in the spring and provide area      .... Continue to Copan >>

PERRY STATE PARK OFFICE CLOSED (Event) 14%

Day Use Area - Wild Horse Equestrian Area Time: 2:00 pm Trails: Rocky Top Trail Details: Trail is moderate in difficulty, 3 miles in length. Hikers may see white tail deer, gray      .... Continue to PERRY STATE PARK... >>

Meade (Locations) 14%

accepted at the self-pay station (use the white envelopes provided and deposit in tank.) Credit cards are accepted at the park office during our normal business hours. We apologize for the inconvenience      .... Continue to Meade >>