New for 2024 (Article) 5%

ANS to AIS The term, “Aquatic Nuisance Species” has been updated to “Aquatic Invasive Species.” Trout Updates Trout fishing waters will be stocked, and the season will begin, on December 1      .... Continue to New for 2024 >>

Kanopolis Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 5%

Good 10 to 14+ inches Try the deeper structure, brush piles, or the river channel with 1/16 oz. jigs and live minnows. Trout Good   The second trout stocking      .... Continue to Kanopolis Reservo... >>

Webster (Locations) 4%

the reservoir. Trout are stocked in the stilling basin several times each trout season and are stocked in the river in March of each year when flows are adequate. Special facilities include an electric fish      .... Continue to Webster >>

Tuttle Creek Fishing Report (Report) 4%

Fair Up to 4 pounds Trout season is here. On November 19th Willow Lake was stocked with 1,300 rainbow trout, most of which weighed about a pound each. These fish will hit about anything      .... Continue to Tuttle Creek Fish... >>

Glen Elder Reservoir Fishing Report (Report) 4%

and jetties can be transitional areas fish use as the season changes. Use minnows, jigs, spoons, or small crankbaits.    Trout None None No trout will be stocked      .... Continue to Glen Elder Reserv... >>

Kansas Aquatic Species Recovery Program (Folder) 4%

. These voluntary partnerships are made possible through landowner agreements provided in the Kansas Aquatic Species Conservation Agreement. Partnering landowners agree to allow stocking of target species within      .... Continue to Kansas Aquatic Sp... >>

Tuttle Creek (Locations) 4%

be taken off the face of the dam as well as in the river below. During the Spring there is ample opportunity to catch master angler white bass and crappie. Trout are stocked in Willow Lake during the Fall ... . Trout are stocked in Willow Lake during the Fall and Winter. The 12,000-acre wildlife area adjacent to the park offers excellent hunting and wildlife watching opportunities. <iframe width="325" height      .... Continue to Tuttle Creek >>