Logan (Locations) 19%

Logan State Fishing Lake Kansas Department of Wildlife, Parks and Tourism 785-726-3212 38.9333 -101.2349 38.9333 -101.2349 Russell Springs Logan State Fishing Lake 75 acres when full 21 feet ... In 1954 The Kansas Fish and Game Commission acquired the 271-acre Logan Wildlife Area.      .... Continue to Logan >>

El Dorado Reservoir (Image) 19%

El Dorado Reservoir is located just North and East of the City of El Dorado at the edge of the scenic Flint Hills. The Reservoir has approximately 8,000 surface acres of water with approximately 98      .... Continue to El Dorado Reservoir >>

Cheney (Locations) 19%

The Reservoir covers 9,537 surface acres and has 67 miles of shoreline. Its 849 square mile drainage basin encompasses parts of five counties: Reno, Stafford, Pratt, Sedgwick, and Kingman ... of the reservoir showing depths and contours is available here:  https://services1.arcgis.com/q2CglofYX6ACNEeu/arcgis/rest/services/Lakes_All/FeatureServer/0/13/attachments/132 9,550 acres 42 feet 1421.6 ft above      .... Continue to Cheney >>

Marais des Cygnes (Locations) 19%

Most of the wildlife area was purchased in 1953-55, with additions through 2008. The area currently encompasses over 7,650 acres.      .... Continue to Marais des Cygnes >>

Mined Land (Locations) 19%

The property is 14,500 acres in size, comprised of 1,500 acres of water and 13,000 acres of land. All but 2,000 acres of the property was surface mined for coal during the 1920’s through 1974 ... of the most unique areas to fish in the state. Located in the southeast portion of Kansas, there are more than 1,000 unique previously strip-mined lakes that range in size from 0.5 acre to 50 acres. Depending ... The property was acquired primarily by donation. The first land donation was received in 1926. The largest acquisition, totaling 8,208 acres was donated by the Pittsburg and Midway Coal Company      .... Continue to Mined Land >>

Pottawatomie County (Folder) 18%

Pottawatomie State Fishing Lake #2 - 75 acres, 1-1/2 E 2-1/2 N of Manhattan      .... Continue to Pottawatomie County >>

Woodson (Locations) 18%

for Woodson State Fishing Lake. The lake itself is 180 surface acres and is located on a tributary of Big Sandy Creek, which eventually dumps into the Verdigris River. About 75% of public use on the area ... In 1933 320 acres of property was donated to the Forestry Fish and Game Commission by R.B. Fegan on which to build a state lake. In 1974 the purchase of an adjoining 2,245 additional acres      .... Continue to Woodson >>

Meade (Folder) 18%

ABOUT THE HATCHERY Initially constructed in the 1930’s by the Civilian Conservation Corps, the hatchery now consists of seven ESS-13 lined ponds covering 10.9 surface acres holding a volume of 28 ... Meade Walleye Hatching Rack Meade Fish Rearing Station is located 8 miles south and 5 miles west of Meade in Meade County Kansas. This Department owned complex of 1,244 acres      .... Continue to Meade >>

Texas Lake (Locations) 18%

area. The marshes have been developed with a system of pipes, pumps, and dikes. Many different pools can be managed with the 345 acre-feet of water rights available. The wetlands within this area ... The first 320 acre portion of Texas Lake Wildlife Area was purchased in 1976. With additional purchases, the area now encompasses 1200 acres. Most of the purchase and development effort on the area      .... Continue to Texas Lake >>

Pottawatomie Lake No. 2 (Locations) 18%

The 179 acres surrounding the lake is a wildlife refuge, predominately riparian timber with some native grass on the upland area. Primitive camping is allowed on the west side of the lake. Boating ... Pottawatomie No. 2 1.5 miles east and 2.5 miles north of Manhattan Pottawatomie State Lake Office 785-539-9999 39.22785 -96.51569 Manhattan Pottawatomie State Fishing Lake 75 acres 30 feet Full ... The Lake was created by a 1953 donation from Dr. and Mrs. Robert L. Freidrich of Manhattan. The donation included 247 acres of Flint Hills land in southwest Pottawatomie County, specifically      .... Continue to Pottawatomie Lake... >>