Missouri River Virtual Float(Outdoor Today) 17%

The Missouri River is the border between Kansas and Missouri for about 75 miles. Which state fishing license must one have to fish this portion of the Missouri River?      .... Continue to Friday November 2... >>

Southwest Region (Image) 17%

in Region 3, there are two state parks located on state fishing lakes – Meade State Park and Scott State Park. Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area, one of the most important wetlands in the world, is also located      .... Continue to Southwest Region >>

Pottawatomie No. 2 (Fishing Location) 17%

1.5 miles east and 2.5 miles north of Manhattan Pottawatomie State Lake Office 785-539-9999 ... State Fishing Lake ... Pottawatomie Lake No. 2 State Fishing Lake Manager: Nathan Henry Phone: (785) 539-9999 Region 2 Office 785-273-6740 39.22785 -96.51569 Manhattan (785) 539-9999 39.22785 -96.51569 Pottawatomie 1      .... Continue to Pottawatomie No. 2 >>

El Dorado (Locations) 17%

of walleye, channel catfish, smallmouth bass, crappie, largemouth bass, flathead catfish, white bass, bluegill, and wiper are found in the lake. Blue catfish have also been recently introduced into the lake ... of this species among anglers also continues to grow. One such growing fishery can be found in El Dorado Reservoir. While many anglers might associate El Dorado Reservoir with monster walleye, hard-fighting wipers      .... Continue to El Dorado >>

Meade (Locations) 17%

(the dump station will remain OPEN, however there will not be fresh water available.)  Service to the WEST side of the lake will not be interrupted and operations will continue as usual ... of southwest Kansas, just west of the Red Hills. Meade Lake has 80 acres of water and 440 surrounding acres of campsites and wildlife area. Fishing is allowed in the lake year-round with motorized boating ... Meade State Fishing Lake Region Three Office, Dodge City, KS Phone: (620) 227-8609 37.17173 -100.45397 Meade (620) 227-8609 Meade 1 1 Wildlife Viewiog, Hunting, Fishing, camping In the 80      .... Continue to Meade >>