Fish ID Gallery (Gallery) 9%

Fish ID Gallery ... This gallery contains images of different fish in Kansas and their description. Fish I.D. Poster – Catfish Family (PDF 203.90 k      .... Continue to Fish ID Gallery >>

Ruffe (Folder) 8%

? Anglers can be the first to discover ruffe because these fish are commonly caught by hook and line. Early detection of isolated populations may help prevent their spread. Your help to report new sightings      .... Continue to Ruffe >>

Do non-resident children need a fishing license? (Article) 8%

All non-residents 16 and older must have a valid nonresident license to fish in Kansas, unless fishing on a private pond.  Guests of landowners fishing on streams and rivers must have ... Non-resident children age 15 and younger are not required to purchase a fishing license.  ... Do non-resident children need a fishing license?      .... Continue to Do non-resident c... >>

Should pond owners feed their fish with commercial food? (Article) 8%

The amount of food produced is a function of the pond's productivity.  Fish populations in most Kansas ponds are not harvested heavily enough to overtax natural food production. Supplemental ... All ponds produce some natural food for fish. ... Should pond owners feed their fish with commercial food?      .... Continue to Should pond owner... >>

Meade (Folder) 8%

.7 acre feet of water. The term ESS-13 relates to a soil sealant that has been applied to the soil in our ponds to prevent seepage. Meade Fish Rearing Station is the first hatchery in the nation that has ... Meade Walleye Hatching Rack Meade Fish Rearing Station is located 8 miles south and 5 miles west of Meade in Meade County Kansas. This Department owned complex of 1,244 acres      .... Continue to Meade >>

Annual 4th of July Fishing Derby (Event) 8%

Registration starts at 7:30am. Prizes awarded for most fish and biggest fish in both youth and adult age categories. Channel catfish stocked to increase success. Bring your own fishing equipment ... Annual 4th of July Fishing Derby      .... Continue to Annual 4th of Jul... >>