County Lists (Article) 20%

are accessible from this page. The most significant changes to the state T&E list are summarized below. Please be aware that if one of these species occurs in a particular county, the county listing      .... Continue to County Lists >>

Striped Skunk (Species) 20%

The striped skunk ( Mephitis mephitis) is an adaptable member of the weasel family that exists throughout Kansas. Striped skunks are most often found in agricultural fields, pastures, woodlots      .... Continue to Striped Skunk >>

WIPER (Species) 20%

Perhaps the most aggressive fish in Kansas waters, the wiper is a cross between a white bass and a striped bass. Wipers grow fast, strike hard, and fight like no other fish. There are two types      .... Continue to WIPER >>

Area News (Article) 20%

control structure was completed in fall of 2019.  This allows us to manipulate water levels for the most beneficial vegetation results.  We hosted our first Teal Special Hunt      .... Continue to Area News >>

Black Kettle State Fishing Lake Fishing Report (Report) 20%

crappie in the lake although most are fairly small. Bluegill Poor   Worms under a bobber or very small jigs. Channel Catfish Fair 2-6 lbs. Fish with cut      .... Continue to Black Kettle Stat... >>

Barber State Fishing Lake - Lower Fishing Report (Report) 20%

Catfish Fair Most in the 1 lb. size range Fishing cut bait or stink bait lake wide morning, evening, and night.  Largemouth bass Good Up to 5 lbs. Try using      .... Continue to Barber State Fish... >>

Jeffrey Energy Center Aux. Lake Fishing Report (Report) 20%

at this lake and currently is providing only a mediocre fishery. Best spots are around the island and the East bank. Crappie   Most 10-12" Crappie numbers are never high      .... Continue to Jeffrey Energy Ce... >>

Benedictine Bottoms (Locations) 20%

. Construction on the area started with tree planting consisted of a variety of hardwoods and shrubs. These varieties will provide mast as well as escape and winter cover for many wildlife. Though most      .... Continue to Benedictine Bottoms >>