Clinton Waterfowl Report (Report) 10%

is Open (Closed October 1-January 15) Hunting conditions Wetland Pools  ALL WETLAND POOLS ARE CURRENTLY ICE FREE- *As of 1/16/25* Forecasted arctic conditions will freeze most pools up      .... Continue to Clinton Waterfowl... >>

Public Wildlife Areas in Southwest Kansas (Landing Page KDWPT) 10%

there are no federal reservoirs in Region 3, there are two state parks located on state fishing lakes – Meade State Park and Scott State Park. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area, one of the most important wetlands      .... Continue to Public Wildlife A... >>

Woodson State Fishing Lake Fishing Report (Report) 10%

Species Rating Size Bait, Method, Location Largemouth Bass Good 6-18"  Texas-rigged plastics, football jigs, spinnerbaits, swimbaits      .... Continue to Woodson State Fis... >>

Wellington City Lake Fishing Report (Report) 10%

Species Rating Size Baits, Method & Location Channel Catfish Good up to 23 inch Stink bait and worms fished on shallow, wind blown shorelines      .... Continue to Wellington City L... >>

South Central Region (Landing Page KDWPT) 10%

in the center to turkey, deer, quail and prairie chicken in the east. Four federal reservoirs are located within this region.      .... Continue to South Central Region >>

What is the Trout Program? (Article) 10%

a trout permit online.   Additional information and stocking locations are available by clicking here. Oct 15- April 15 Stocking. The Kansas trout season runs Oct. 15 - April 15.&nbsp      .... Continue to What is the Trout... >>

Conway Springs High School (Article) 10%

: Small water feature centrally located with two small ponds connected by waterfall/stream to attract wildlife. Covered pavilion with an amphitheater. Initial Funding: 08/25/2022      .... Continue to Conway Springs Hi... >>

Public Wildlife Areas in South Central Kansas (Landing Page KDWPT) 10%

in the west and south to waterfowl in the center to turkey, deer, quail and prairie chicken in the east. Four federal reservoirs are located within this region.      .... Continue to Public Wildlife A... >>