Keith Sebelius Reservoir / Norton (Locations) 38%

posted notices before fishing.  The area has boating access available depending on water levels, there are two high water ramps and one low water ramp.       Camping spots ... , or click the "Make a Reservation!" button at the right side of this page. Licenses and permits for hunting and fishing, and boat registrations, can be purchased online through gooutdoorskansas.com. October ... , and recreation. The Norton Wildlife Area borders Keith Sebelius Lake which was created in 1964 when the Bureau of Reclamation completed construction of the Norton Dam. The wildlife area comprises of 6,500 land      .... Continue to Keith Sebelius Re... >>

Melvern Reservoir (Fishing Location) 38%

SYSTEM, CLICK HERE .     Permits are required only on the portion of the property open to hunting that is managed by KDWPT as a wildlife area. On the north side of the lake, this includes the portion      .... Continue to Melvern Reservoir >>

Deer (Folder) 37%

drawing. Preference points remain on file for 5 years from last date a point was issued or purchased. If applicant fails to make at least one application or purchase one point within 5 consecutive ... .  No hunter may purchase more than one permit that allows the harvest of an antlered deer. Preference points can only be purchased during the specified application period      .... Continue to Deer >>

Glen Elder State Park Pond (Fishing Location) 35%

Historical Society website at kshs.org. Located just west of the city of Glen Elder, south of the US-24/K-9 and KS128 intersection. On the north shores of 12,500-acre Glen Elder Reservoir (Waconda Lake), one      .... Continue to Glen Elder State... >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 35%

ALL HUNTERS at Glen Elder WA are required to check in AND OUT daily.  Hunters can go here, https://ksoutdoors.com/checkin to check-in / check-out using your licensing login credentials ... Historical Society website at kshs.org. Located just west of the city of Glen Elder, south of the US-24/K-9 and KS128 intersection. On the north shores of 12,500-acre Glen Elder Reservoir (Waconda Lake), one ... Glen Elder Reservoir (Waconda Lake) was constructed in 1969 by the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation. It was authorized by the Flood Control Act of 1946 and built for both flood control and irrigation ... exist west of a line from Granite Creek to Mill Creek, so caution and reduced speeds should be used in this area. Developed campgrounds with modern facilities are available in the Glen Elder State Park      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Glen Elder Reservoir (Fishing Location) 34%

-year period. Although it saw a variety of uses in its lifetime, the sanitarium stood until it was razed in the early 1960s to make way for the lake. Rubble from the demolition was piled into Waconda Springs      .... Continue to Glen Elder Reservoir >>

Webster (Locations) 34%

fish to reach a larger, more desirable size. Releasing larger fish increases their recreational use and keeps them in the water to help control undesirable fish by predation. A fish released properly ... by the Ks. Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism and comprises 1,481 acres of water and 8,018 acres of land. Of the 8,018 acres of land, 1,960 acres are owned by the State. The lake dates back to 1957      .... Continue to Webster >>

Perry Reservoir (Fishing Location) 33%

 bill of sale and a PRINTED PICTURE or readable etching of the HULL ID.  We need this information for our files, and we cannot make copies. Boats/vessels purchased from dealers mut go to their county first      .... Continue to Perry Reservoir >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 31%

Located just west of the city of Glen Elder, south of the US-24/K-9 and KS128 intersection. On the north shores of 12,500-acre Glen Elder Reservoir (Waconda Lake), one of Kansas' largest lakes ... Historical Society website at kshs.org. Located just west of the city of Glen Elder, south of the US-24/K-9 and KS128 intersection. On the north shores of 12,500-acre Glen Elder Reservoir (Waconda Lake), one ... Reservoir, which is also called Waconda Lake. As part of a flood control effort, the U.S. Bureau of Reclamation began building the lake’s dam across the Solomon River in 1964, and it was completed in 1968      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>