Cheney (Locations) 18%

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 ... Cheney Reservior was constructed by the BOR and was finished in 1965. The lake consists of 9,600 surface acres of water. The State Park consists of 1,913 acres in three counties      .... Continue to Cheney >>

Rutlader (Locations) 18%

Rutlader Wildlife area consists of a mix of farmland and old fields divided by brushy draws. Approximately 15 acres of native grass field borders have been planted. Fields are typically planted ... Mr. James Rutlader donated approximately 125 acres to Kansas Wildlife and Parks in 1989 for the purpose of preserving the property as a wildlife management area.      .... Continue to Rutlader >>

Osage (Locations) 18%

The area is being used as a combination wildlife and fishing area. Construction of an earthen dam created a lake approximately 140 acres in size. The remaining 366 acres consist mainly of tall grass ... The Kansas Fish and Game Commission purchased 506 acres in 1955.  The Santa Fe Trail did cross through the area in the days of westward expansion.      .... Continue to Osage >>

Shawnee (Locations) 18%

The 400 acres of the Shawnee Wildlife Area is dominated by native warm season grasses, forbs, and scattered brushy areas. Primary management techniques include prescribed burning, timber ... The Forestry, Fish and Game Commission of Kansas purchased these acres in 1958. Development of the area as a state fishing lake was initiated in the early 1960's.      .... Continue to Shawnee >>

Elk City (Locations) 18%

The dam is located 5 miles northwest of Independence. The 12,446 acres of fish and wildlife habitat are licensed to the department from the Corps of Engineers. The area has many different habitat ... Elk City Reservoir Independence, KS Corps of Engineers (620) 331-6820 N37 15.415 W95 46.487 Independence Montgomery Reservoir 4,450 acres 24 feet N/A Bluegill Black Bullhead Channel Catfish ... The 12,446 acres of land and water were licensed from the Army Corps of Engineers to the Kansas Fish and Game Commission after completion of the reservoir.      .... Continue to Elk City >>

Clinton (Locations) 18%

, which consists of the original West Coblentz marsh and the more recent East Coblentz marsh totaling around 160 acres in 5 different pools. These are located on the north side of the Wakarusa River ... Clinton Reservoir was completed by the US Army Corps of Engineers in 1977. Approximately 9,000 acres are managed by KDWPT for use as a public Wildlife Area.      .... Continue to Clinton >>

Page Creek (Campgrounds/Areas) 18%

The Page Creek Area of Cedar Bluff State Park encompasses nearly 900 acres along the south shore of the reservoir, and although it is not as developed as the Bluffton Area it provides some wonderful      .... Continue to Page Creek >>

Cross Timbers (Locations) 18%

, bluegill, and sunfish round out the diverse fishing opportunities available here. The adjacent 4,600-acre Toronto Wildlife Area is a diverse collection of habitats, including forests, grasslands, farmlands ... ></iframe> 2,800 acres 24.2 ft. 901.5 fsl Bluegill Channel Catfish Crappie Flathead Catfish Largemouth Bass Spotted Bass Green Sunfish White Bass 10 50 5 5 5 15 15 0 0 0 1 Toronto 3D Cross Timbers ... Cross Timbers State Park @ Toronto Lake is located in the gently rolling hills of the Verdigris River Valley in southeast Kansas. Comprising 1,075 acres in the northern reaches      .... Continue to Cross Timbers >>

Lovewell (Locations) 18%

Click here for a Google Earth map of Lovewell Click here to download a map of Lovewell Lovewell Wildlife Area has 2,215 acres of public hunting area available around the reservoir. Lovewell Dam ... Lovewell Reservoir N39 53 25.20 W98 1 41.48 Webber Jewell Reservoir 2,986 acres 35 feet 1582.6 feet 0.5 feet below conservation 60ºF Walleye White Bass Wiper Crappie Largemouth Bass Channel ... The 4,625 acre Lovewell Wildlife Area was made available to the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission under terms of a lease agreement with the Department of Interior in 1959 after the completion      .... Continue to Lovewell >>