Timber Cove (Facilities) 16%

This brushpile is approximately 15-18 feet deep when the reservoir is full. Crappie concentrate around the cover in the spring and fall, and channel catfish can be found near it in the summer. We      .... Continue to Timber Cove >>

Cherokee (Folder) 16%

COUNTY CONTACTS Wildlife Biologist: 620-231-3173 Fisheries Biologist: 620-231-3173 Natural Resource Officer (Game Warden): 620-431-8834 COUNTY KDWP LOCATIONS Mined Land Wildlife Area Spring      .... Continue to Cherokee >>

Black Kettle (Locations) 16%

debris loads, both of which allowed rough fish to become re-established in the lake. In the spring of 2011, the fish screens were removed from the inlet and outlet streams.      .... Continue to Black Kettle >>

Marina Cove Point (Facilities) 15%

This brushpile has been around for several years and is popular among the shoreline anglers due to its location off the rip rap. During the spring, the brush will be in 10-12 feet of water and can      .... Continue to Marina Cove Point >>

Office Cove (Facilities) 15%

will concentrate here in the spring and fall. This pile will be 8-10 feet deep at conservation. We recently upgraded this attractor with 25 cedar trees in August 2011.      .... Continue to Office Cove >>

Glen Elder (Locations) 15%

, picnic, volleyball, softball, bike riding The Waconda Springs Replica at Glen Elder State Park pays tribute to an ill-fated site of Kansas geology and Native American history. The park is located      .... Continue to Glen Elder >>

Salina - Lakewood Lake (Fishing Location) 15%

of bluegill.  Largemouth bass and catfish will also be stocked in the lake starting in the spring.  This staggered time will allow our bluegill population to grow and establish themselves      .... Continue to Salina - Lakewood... >>

ARKANSAS DARTER (Species information) 15%

Ninnescah River (Sec. 36-T28S-R4W) in Sedgwick County.  (3) That reach of the main stem Spring River from the Kansas-Missouri border (Sec. 1-T33S-R25E) to where it crosses SE Lostine Road (Sec. 3-T34S ... dusky saddles over the back. During spawning, males are a colorful orange along their lower abdomen.    Arkansas Darters prefer shallow, clear, spring-fed tributary and headwater streams      .... Continue to ARKANSAS DARTER >>