Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks Shares Renovation Plans for Sheridan State Fishing Lake - Published: 07/30/2025 - (News) 5%

with rocks and boulders to prevent erosion • Improved fish habitat and stocking with sportfish and the smaller fish they feed on • Campsite upgrades, including picnic tables, fire rings, and road maintenance      .... Continue to Kansas Department... >>

Milford Hatchery Setup (Article) 5%

to provide oxygen to the eggs. In approximately 10 days, the eggs hatch and the fry, which swim to the top, are swept into catch tanks. When the fry are three to four days old, most are stocked in lakes      .... Continue to Milford Hatchery... >>

Lake News (Article) 5%

for newly-stocked fish to grow to sizes sought by anglers. The partial renovation to remove gizzard shad is a new strategy that shows promise. Other fish species are more tolerant of the chemical, although      .... Continue to Lake News >>

WIFA Program Rules (Article) 5%

in size (KAR 115-8-6); No swimming (KAR 115-8-8); Camping by posted notice only (KAR 115-8-9); No pets, except on a leash (KAR 115-8-10); No horseback riding (KAR 115-8-11); No stocking or release      .... Continue to WIFA Program Rules >>

Lovewell Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 5%

are probably nearby. The outlet at dawn and dusk can be a hot spot for White Bass and Wiper. Using a variety of jigs, spinners, or minnows can catch fish most of the year. *300,000 wiper fry were stocked      .... Continue to Lovewell Reservoi... >>

Pleasanton City Lake East Fishing Report (Report) 5%

well, and during our sampling we saw a few walleye and saugeye, as well as some sizeable flatheads.  Channel catfish, are stocked in mid October to increase fishing opportunities.  &nbsp      .... Continue to Pleasanton City L... >>

Critzer Lake Fishing Report (Report) 5%

boating. Water levels are good and the boat ramp has plenty of water.     In the spring of 2023 there were 200,000 saugeye fry stocked to spice up the fishing. This is a great Kayak      .... Continue to Critzer Lake Fish... >>