Salina - Lakewood Lake (Fishing Location) 15%

Fishing Population Creel Limit Min Length Limit Bluegill Channel Catfish 2 Largemouth Bass 5 18 Trout 2 ... for a public fish salvage.  A public salvage is a means to encourage anglers to harvest fish prior to their removal. The creel/length limits will not be enforced during this period of time and additional      .... Continue to Salina - Lakewood... >>

El Dorado (Locations) 15%

Located 3 miles east of El Dorado on US-54 and 1 mile north One of the top state parks in America based on fishing, boating and family fun, El Dorado State Park is conveniently located at the edge ... and is primarily managed to provide public hunting and fishing opportunities. The reservoir has a combination of steep rocky shoreline and shallow mudflats. Three boat ramps provide access to waters near the upper      .... Continue to El Dorado >>

Sheridan State Fishing Lake Fishing Report (Report) 15%

Fishing Lake be opened to public fish salvage effective 11/6/2023.  The order is posted on signs around the lake.  It allows the public to collect fish by any legal methods as well as by hand ... Sheridan State Fishing Lake      .... Continue to Sheridan State Fi... >>

Kepley Wildlife Area (Locations) 15%

mallard leaving the waterhole. Kepley Wildlife Area is a 160 acre property that is located 5 1/2 miles south and 6 miles west of Ulysses. The property is in the shortgrass prairie ... trash home. Refer to the information sign at the parking lot or written regulations to obtain current bag limits, hunting regulations, and public lands regulations.      .... Continue to Kepley Wildlife Area >>

About the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (Folder) 14%

recreation, while informing the public of the status of Kansas' natural resources, gaining understanding and support in achieving this mission. Secretary Christopher Kennedy at the Kansas Governor ... The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP) is a cabinet-level agency with a Secretary appointed by the Governor. KDWP dates back to 1905 when fish and game laws were first organized under      .... Continue to About the Kansas... >>