History (Folder) 8%

Landmark which contains the remains of at least 25 archeological sites. The park lies in a canyon formed by Ladder Creek, which feeds Lake Scott.   Lake Scott was built by the Civilian Conservation      .... Continue to History >>

Locations With Cabins (Folder) 8%

://ksoutdoors.com/State-Parks/Locations/Glen-Elder/Cabins Historic Lake Scott State Park, Scott City KS https://ksoutdoors.com/State-Parks/Locations/Historic-Lake-Scott/Cabins Kanopolis State Park, Marquette KS https      .... Continue to Locations With Ca... >>

Cabins (Fetch Class) 8%

with a spectacular view of Tuttle Creek Lake. The cabins are available year around but are closed from December 22nd to January 2nd due to not having enough staff during the winter holidays.  Enjoy the beauty      .... Continue to Cabins >>

Cabins (Fetch Class) 8%

to Prairie Dog campground. Prairie Dog and Eagle View are modern cabins with a fantastic view of the lake and located in close proximity to the public fishing dock. All cabins are available for year      .... Continue to Cabins >>

State Record Fish (Folder) 8%

Private Pit Lake, Cherokee Co. 05/03/08 Tyson Hallam, Scammon SPOTTED BASS (KENTUCKY) 4.44 lbs. 18 1/2 inches Fly rod w/medium popper Marion County Lake 04      .... Continue to State Record Fish >>

Mined Land Wildlife Area Fishing Report (Report) 8%

;                              Bluegill, Warmouth and Redear Sunfish up to 9 inches are common on the strip-mined lakes      .... Continue to Mined Land Wildli... >>

Fish Facts and Fallacies (Folder) 8%

bladder. The lateral line which extends down a fish’s side is used to detect lowfrequency vibrations and aids in avoiding collisions and capturing prey. Fish have nostrils used to smell, and a catfish      .... Continue to Fish Facts and Fa... >>

Wildlife Viewing (Sub Location) 8%

-eyed Susan are seen in the prairie plots. Wildlife food is provided by Wild gooseberry, elderberry, black raspberry, highbush blackberry, Wild strawberry, and riverbank and raccoon grape. Look for five-lined      .... Continue to Wildlife Viewing >>