Lyon County (Article) 8%

Emporia - Camp Alexander Lake - 2 acres, 1783 Road P5 Emporia - Peter Pan Park - 3 acres, S of Rudolph and Kansas Avenues, W of S. Congress Emporia-Jones Park Ponds      .... Continue to Lyon County >>

Are my fish safe to eat? (Article) 8%

If you've caught fish from one of the dozens of Kansas reservoirs, hundreds of state fishing and community lakes, tens of thousands of farm ponds or miles of rivers, you can rest assured      .... Continue to Are my fish safe... >>

Locations that have Cabins (Article) 8%

Milford State Park Mined Land Wildlife Area Ottawa State Fishing Lake Perry State Park Prairie Dog State Park Tuttle Creek State Park Webster State Park Wilson State Park      .... Continue to Locations that ha... >>

LARGEMOUTH BASS (Species) 8%

associates with structure such as weeds or submerged timber. Some of the newer reservoirs and smaller lakes with standing timber also provide good largemouth fishing. Of the black basses, the largemouth      .... Continue to LARGEMOUTH BASS >>

STRIPED BASS (Species) 8%

A saltwater native, the striped bass has adapted well to freshwater existence and has prospered in several Kansas lakes. Striped bass don't reproduce in Kansas waters, however, populations      .... Continue to STRIPED BASS >>

BLACK BULLHEAD (Species) 8%

Smaller than the other, more sought-after catfishes, the bullhead is brown/green in color and doesn't have the forked tail like the channel cat. Common in nearly all streams, lakes and ponds      .... Continue to BLACK BULLHEAD >>

CHANNEL CATFISH (Species) 8%

lakes are also popular places to catch channel cats. Department hatcheries produce millions of channel cats each year. The state record channel cat weighed 36 pounds, 8 ounces. The world record is 58      .... Continue to CHANNEL CATFISH >>

WALLEYE (Species) 8%

The walleye has become a highly-sought game fish for Kansas anglers and has been stocked in most federal reservoirs and some larger state and community lakes. To help maintain these fisheries      .... Continue to WALLEYE >>