Lake News (Article) 36%

in the fall of 2018.  A few large trees were taken out of the campground due to being too close to the power lines and some elms that were already dead.  New trees may be planted to help provide more ... Lake News ... Geary State Fishing Lake News      .... Continue to Lake News >>

Perry Reservoir (Fishing Location) 35%

18 White Bass Walleye 5 18 Blue Catfish 10 No more than 1 > 30" Smallmouth Bass 5 18 ... in designated area. Mentor/Youth access area designated for youth 17 years and younger accompanied by no more than one adult per youth. Two boat ramps are located on the Delaware River South of Valley Falls. West      .... Continue to Perry Reservoir >>

Mined Land (Locations) 35%

. The property is rugged country dotted with over 1,000 strip-mine lakes, steep-sided hills and dense vegetation. Unmined areas consist of mature bottomland woodland and small crop fields. The strip-mine lakes ... , Mined Land Wildlife Area Office (Public Lands & Fisheries Biologist), 620-231-3173 Mined Land Wildlife Area Cherokee Crawford Labette State Fishing Lake The Mined Land Wildlife Area is one ... Off Road Vehicle and Horse use is prohibited. Special fishing regs in effect. No firearms are allowed on units 1, 21, 23 and a portion of 22. Archery equipment may be used on these units      .... Continue to Mined Land >>

Lake News (Article) 34%

Lake News The lake is now open to fishing. In 2011 you can expect to catch healthy harvestable catfish, with bluegill and redear sunfish being fair. Black crappie will need some more years ... Lake News ... Douglas State Fishing Lake News      .... Continue to Lake News >>

Cedar Bluff (Locations) 33%

see and photograph a diversity of wildlife species. In winter, bald and golden eagle's visit. Deer, turkey, and pheasant roam freely. Waterfowl stop on their migrations, and a small Canada goose flock ... showerhouses and two vault toilets; one designated primitive campground and numerous undesignated campsites. This area is a favorite for boaters, jet skiers and for those who seek a little more solitude when ... . The construction of the Cedar Bluff Dam began in 1949 and was completed in 1952 The reservoir initially filled in the same year the dam was completed. The reservoir has been in constant fluctuation since ... . Some areas are archery and shotshell only; look for signs. Contact the Cedar Bluff Area Office for more information.      .... Continue to Cedar Bluff >>

Tuttle Creek (Locations) 33%

Friday 8am to 4:30pm. The park office is closed on Saturday and Sunday. Campsite Cancellation Policy: Cancellation 15 days or more prior to arrival date results in a 100% refund minus reservation fee ... , a swimming beach, boat ramps, courtesy docks, and dump stations are available. Campgrounds River Pond and Rocky Ford contain 159 water/electric campsites, 8 electric/water/sewer campsites, and 200 primitive ... and Sunday. Campsite Cancellation Policy: Cancellation 15 days or more prior to arrival date results in a 100% refund minus reservation fee Cancellation 14 to 3 days prior to arrival results in a refund minus      .... Continue to Tuttle Creek >>

Milford (Locations) 30%

: Please visit  https://www.kdhe.ks.gov/777/Harmful-Algal-Blooms   for any current blue-green algae bloom information. KDHE monitors lake conditions annually April 1st-October 31st.  Milford State Park Camp ... -road activities throughout the year. There is one access road to the Steve Lloyd Overlook that is open year-round. Any off-road activities along this roadway are prohibited. Hunters can check-in / check-out here      .... Continue to Milford >>

Park News (Article) 30%

celebrated 50 years of existence. Cheney Reservoir is considered to be a premier sailing, windsurfing, and kite-boarding lake. We have even been ranked one of the 10 windiest lakes by Windsurfing Magazine ... , trails, boat ramps, and other amenities are open, as are many of the businesses who serve lake visitors. KDWP offices and nature centers are open during regular hours, and access to all wildlife areas      .... Continue to Park News >>