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CLINTON RESERVOIR - Need a Map? - CLINTON GUIDE -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Crappie	Good	0.4-1.5 lbs	Crappie are on the bank. Anglers have been catching good numbers of crappie, lately.
White bass	Fair	0.25-1.5 lbs	Anglers were doing good on the dam, but it has been somewhat inconsistent. Most white bass have been caught by anglers fishing for crappie on minnows and jigs.
Channel catfish	Fair-Good	2-9 lbs	Using fish eggs, minnows, jigs, and crankbaits..
Boat Ramp Condition			All OK, except Rock Creek ramp not usable, Wakarusa River ramp has at least one foot drop off at the end, Coon Creek ramp is fairly shallow.
District Newsletter			If you want to keep up with what is going on with Clinton Reservoir (including GPS coordinates to any newly placed brush piles) and other lakes in DG, SN, and OS Counties sign up for the Lawrence District Newsletter by clicking this link: http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/KDWP-Info/News/Newsletter-Request-Forms/Request-a-Newsletter-for-the-Lawrence-Fishing-District
General Comments
Water level May 16 was 3.5 feet low, release rate = 21 cfs, temperature = 68 F. 3.5 million walleye and 700,000 sauger fry stocked in April. Be aware there are a lot of Asian Carp in the outlet, these fish are illegal to possess alive. Brushpiles placed into Clinton August 11 and 12, 2008. GPS locations in degrees, minutes, seconds using Datum WGS 84: 1) N38 55.755 W095 24.146, 2) N38 56.4444 W095 24.466, 3) N38 56.283 W095 23.465, 4) N38 56.014 W095 23.096, 5) N38 55.036 W095 22.568, 6) N38 56.011 W095 23.085, 7) N38 55.073 W095 22.565, 8) N38 55.785 W095 22.235.

HILLSDALE RESERVOIR - Need a Map? -

Last Updated: 5/23/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Channel Catfish	Fair/Good	Up to 10 lbs.	Fall netting indicated a moderate abundance of channel catfish. Some larger catfish are available to anglers as the biggest catfish captured was over 8 lbs.
Walleye	Fair/Good	Up to 10 lbs.	Fall netting indicated a low to moderate abundance of walleye. However, it is still believed that there is a good population of walleye at Hillsdale. The biggest walleye captured during fall netting was 7 lbs.
Crappie	Good	Fish are 9 to 11 inches and few up to 13 inches	Good numbers of crappie were captured during fall netting. Try fishing jigs or minnows near brushpiles or fishing along rocky areas during the spawn.
White Bass	Fair	Up to 2 lbs.	Fall netting indicated a moderate abundance of white bass. Most of the white bass captured were 12-15 inches in length. Try fishing jigs off mainlake points for white bass.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	Up to 4 lbs.	Spring electrofishing indicated a low abundance of largemouth bass. Some larger bass are available to anglers as the biggest bass captured was over 3 lbs. A research project aimed at improving the bass population will be continued in 2013 at Hillsdale Reservoir.
KC District Newsletter	Good	4 pages	Click the following link to sign up for the newsletter http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/KDWP-Info/News/Newsletter-Request-Forms/Request-a-Newsletter-for-the-Kansas-City-Fishing-District
Current Fishing Opportunity
Crappie	Fair	Fish are 9 to 11 inches and few up to 13 inches	Jigs or minnows fished in 10 ft of water near rocky areas.
Walleye	Fair	Up to 10 lbs.	Jigs tipped with a nightcrawler fished on the flats or in the coves.
General Comments
BOAT RAMP CONDITIONS: All ramps are usuable. WATER LEVEL: The water level is currently 0.86 ft. above conservation pool. REMEMBER; DO NOT MOVE BAIT AMONG WATER BODIES!!

Brush Piles

MILFORD RESERVOIR - Need a Map? -

Last Updated: 5/22/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Black bass	Good	up to 7 lbs	Smallmouth, largemouth, and spotted bass are all available to anglers in Milford. Smallmouth are most abundant, and provide a trophy opportunity. Largemouth are less abundant, but trophys are also present. Spotted bass are few in numbers, but provide a unique fishery. In combination, these species should provide good angling.
Catfish	Good	up to 50 lbs	Channel, blue, and flathead catfish are present in Milford. Blue cats provide both a trophy and abundant fishery, while channel cats offer good numbers of smaller fish. Flatheads also provide a trophy fishery of their own, although not as abundant as channels or blues. Together these 3 species offer good fishing to anglers.
Crappie	Good	.5-1.5lbs	Crappie numbers are good in Milford. Although most are smallish, keepers are present. Fishing can be good in Spring and late Fall/Winter when crappie become more concentrated.
Walleye	Good	up to 8 lbs	Walleye numbers are good in Milford. Many fish will be sub-legal, but there are still keepers available. Fishing along the dam during the spawn, drifting the flats in late Spring/early Summer, and summertime trolling are the most reliable methods.
White bass	Good	.5-2lbs	White bass of all sizes are available in Milford. Fishing the river and rocks in the Spring, jigging and trolling in early summer, and topwater in the late Summer/early Fall should be most productive.
Wiper	Good	up to 10 lbs	Wiper of all sizes are also abundant in Milford. In addition to the techniques for white bass listed above, live bait fishing for Wipers can produce real lunkers for those with appropriate tackle.
Current Fishing Opportunity			Listed Below
Catfish	Fair	up to 82lbs	blue cats good on cut bait near channel ledges 10-20ft deep
Crappie	Good	up to 16 inches	on tube jigs and minnows near brush and rock by points, coves, channel ledges, and dropoffs 3-10ft deep
Walleye	Good	up to 8lbs	along edges of flats on worms
White Bass/Wipers	Fair		along rock points on jigs and trolling crankbaits
Smallmouth Bass	Good	up to 4lbs	near secondary rock points on jigs and crankbaits
Largemouth Bass	Good	up tp 4 lbs	near brush on jerkbaits, jigs, and spinnerbaits
Outlet	SLOW
General Comments
Blue-green algae Alert - Milford Reservoir is open to fishing from land and boat. Visit the Blue-Green Algae Information page for the latest updates. CAUTION: BOATING HAZARDS PRESENT DUE TO LOW LAKE LEVEL. USABLE RAMPS INCLUDE SCHOOL CREEK, ROLLING HILLS, STATE PARK, AND FARNUM CREEK. CAUTION: DO NOT TRANSFER LIVE BAIT FROM ONE BODY OF WATER TO ANOTHER!!! ALONG WITH ZEBRA MUSSEL INFESTATION, ASIAN CARP ARE IN DRAINAGES ASSOCIATED WITH THE KANSAS RIVER AND CAN EASILY BE MISTAKEN FOR SHAD!!! This includes a report covering the fishing forecast for the 2013 fishing season. The Current Fishing Opportunity section will be updated with regular weekly fishing reports starting March 2013. WARNING! ZEBRA MUSSELS NOW IN RESERVOIR AND OUTLET! Sign up for the most recent Milford district fisheries newsletter today!

PERRY RESERVOIR - Need a Map? - PERRY GUIDE - One of the top 100 Bass lakes in the US

Last Updated: 5/13/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Zebra Mussels	Super Infectious!	up to 3/4"	Since the infestation was discovered in Oct. of 2007 these mussels have spread throughout the lake. It's up to all of us to make sure these are not spread to other area lakes, Clean-Drain-Dryeverything that is taken out of Perry. Mussels will be start spawning as the water temperature gets to around 54 degrees, I'll start water samples again this month!
Spring Fishing Opportunities	Good		For fishing tips or more current information provided by fishermen like yourself click Got to Fish and look for your lake.
Perry News Letter	Good-Excellent	4 Pages (lots of pics)	Twice a year I will be publishing a news letter for Perry and other waters in my District. The next issue is available NOW, Perry Reservoir and Sabetha City Lake west of Sabetha are in this edition. If you would like the letter e-mailed to you click Perry/Sabetha City Lake Newsletter and fill in the blanks. You can read it while you're getting your fishing equipment ready for spring!
Channel Catfish	Fair	up to 8 lbs	Shad side and guts about anywhere but especially where the wind is blowing in and where the creeks are running in.
Sauger	Slow-Fair	up to 3.0 lbs.	Fish are in the feeding mood deep cranks off of those points along the west side down towards the dam. We had a great spring of collecting sauger, 5 million sauger eggs at Milford Hatchery and Saugeye production is nearly done. Collected lots of males from 14-18" and some females up to 3.0 lbs.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	up to 5.0 lbs.	On those warm sunny days fish some of that shallow brush with plastics or spinner baits. Check the usual spots.
White Bass	Fair	up to 2.0 lbs.	River is running a little raised the lake is only 3.25' low and a few might have crossed the low water dam at Valley Falls, should be good when the river clears. Twister or roadrunners of the rocky points, along the face of the dam, good bunch of them up at Hwy 92 waiting for some water so they can run up the river.
White Crappie	Fair-Good	up to 1.5 lbs.	It is time to be fishing! Fish are moving shallow to spawn, 2-4' of water on tube jigs or minnows. Electrofished a little in Rock Creek Tuesday and there were pretty good numbers of fish shallow.
Blue Catfish	Slow	up to 2 lbs.	Remember to turn all those blue cats less than 35" back so we can have some trophy catfish.
General Comments
We have 20 tagged fish in Perry that could be worth millions to YOU, check out the Cabela's website! The redbuds are popping so the white bass should be flopping, oh yeah look for the mushrooms too! Currently the lake is down 2.5' and all boat ramps are usuable. Be very careful out there, lots of obsticles. Stocked 1,000,000 sauger fry, be a little while before these guys can get a hook in their mouth! Click on Perry Reservoir above the fishing report to look at the October netting Pictures. I'll have some bass numbers up shortly. Click on the underlined fish species and it will take you to the updated Fishing Forecast. Zebra mussels were confirmed on 10-9-07, so make sure you clean, drain and dry your boat after leaving Perry.

TUTTLE CREEK RESERVOIR - Need a Map? -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Crappie	Excellent	1/2 to 1.5 pounds	Largest crappie sample in 25 years. Tuttle has good numbers of crappie over 11 inches. Anglers have been doing really well the last few weeks on crappie over 11 inches. Most of the crappie have been caught in less than 6 feet of water on jigs or minnows. Stockdale Cove, Carnahan Cove, McIntire Cove, Marina Cove and the dam have all been good spots. Fishing should be good for spawning crappie through the rest of May.
White Bass	Fair	1/2 to 4 pounds	A few being caught along rocky banks or in the streams flowing into Tuttle.
Catfish	Fair	Up to 20 pounds	Channels catfish are being caught in shallow muddy areas of the reservoir or at the tubes below the dam. No reports of spawning activity yet, but the big cats should be up spawning in the rocks soon. Tuttle Creek does also support a low level blue catfish population.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	1 to 5 pounds	Coves in southern third of the Reservoir have some locally good largemouth bass populations. The McIntyre Cove area tends to produce the best fishing.
Saugeye	Fair to Good	Up to 6 pounds	Some are being caught shallow by crappie anglers in the reservoir. Also it has been good at the tubes. Good numbers of saugeye this year!
General Comments
Tuttle Creek is back full! You can check current water condtions at http://www.nwk.usace.army.mil/Locations/DistrictLakes/TuttleCreekLake/DailyLakeInformation.aspx Want some more information on fishing in the Manhattan area? You can subscribe to the free Manhattan Fisheries Newsletter by clicking the link.

STATE FISHING LAKES

ATCHISON STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/13/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Spring Fishing Opportunities	Good		For fishing tips or more current information provided by fishermen like yourself click Got to Fish and look for your lake.
Perry News Letter	Good to Excellent	4 pages (lots of pics)	Twice a year I will be publishing a newsletter with Perry and other waters in my District. The newest issue is available NOW and features Perry and Sabetha City Lake west of Sabetha. If you would like the newsletter e-mailed to you click on Perry/Sabetha City Lake Newsletter and fill in the blanks. You can read it while you're getting your fishing equipment ready for spring!
Black Crappie	Fair-Good	up to 0.75 lbs	Tube jigs or minnows off the piers and below the cabin. If the sun shines it will get better as the water heats up.
Bluegill	Fair	up to 0.3 lbs	Small hunk of worm or spinner under a bobber around the brush piles and along the weededges.
Channel Catfish	Fair	up to 5.0 lbs	Fish feeders are in and feeding sinking food, feeding at 7:30, 8 am, noon, 7, 7:30 pm. Shad sides and guts around the fish feeders and off of the piers.
Largemouth Bass	Fair-good	up to 3.0 lbs	Plastics or spinner baits worked slow in that shallow water on those sunny days.
Redear Sunfish	Fair	up to 0.5 lbs.	Small hunk of worm or jig around the deeper brush piles on the west side.
General Comments
We'll be electrofishing later in the week and I'll get some pictures up. Stocked 200,000 walleye fry a couple weeks ago will be a couple years before these guys are of eating size! October Netting pictures, check out these fish! To see the new electrofishing pictures, click on Atchison State Fishing Lake. Also Click on the fish species and it will take you to the updated Fishing Forecast Data.

BROWN STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/13/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Spring Fishing Opportunities	Good		For fishing tips or more current information provided by fishermen like yourself click Got to Fish and look for your lake.
Perry News Letter	Good to Excellent	4 pages (lots of pics)	Twice a year I will be publishing a newsletter with Perry and other waters in my District. The newest issue is available now and features Perry and Sabetha City Lake west of Sabetha. If you would like the newsletter e-mailed to you click on Perry/Sabetha City Lake Newsletter and fill in the blanks. You can read it while you're getting your fishing equipment ready for spring!
Black Crappie	Fair-Good	up to 1.0 lbs.	Tube jig around the piers. If the sun shines and the water heats up it will get even better. When we electrofished last week most of the crappie were on the south side of the piers!
Bluegill	Fair	up to 0.4 lbs.	Small hunk of worm or small spinner around the brush piles and along the weed edges.
Channel Catfish	Fair-good	up to 8 lbs	Fish feeders are in and feeding sinking feed at 7:30, 8 am, noon, 7 and 8 pmShad side or guts around those fish feeders or off the piers.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	up to 5 lbs.	Plastics and spinner baits worked slow in that shallow warmer water on those sunny days. Fish are moving shallow thinking about spawning.
Redear Sunfish	Fair	up to 0.5 lbs.	Small hunk of worm or jig at the north end off the points.
General Comments
We electrofished last week I'll get the pictures up shortly. Stocked 200,000 walleye fry a few weeks ago will be a couple of years before these guys will be of eating size! October Netting pictures, nice redear, crappie and channel catfish, click on BrownState above the fishing report to see some of these fish. Click on the fish species and it will take you to the updated Fishing Forecast.

DOUGLAS STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Fisheries Newsletter			If you want to keep up with what's going on at Douglas State Fishing Lake sign up for the Lawrence District Newsletter at the following link: http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/KDWP-Info/News/Newsletter-Request-Forms/Request-a-Newsletter-for-the-Lawrence-Fishing-District
Bluegill/redear sunfish	Fair-Good	Up to 0.33 lbs	On worms, small jigs and spinners.
Largemouth bass	Good	0.3-1.5 lbs	Using jigs, spinners, minnows and small crankbaits.
Channel catfish	Fair-Good	1-5 lbs	Nightcrawlers, minnows, and sunfish off piers are catching fish.
General Comments

GEARY STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/22/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Black bass	Good	up to 22"	Largemouth and smallmouth are both available, with the majority being largemouth. They can be caught with traditional methods lakewide throughout the seasons.
Bluegill	Good	up to 8"	Bluegill are found near shallow water cover, and caught on small jigs and live bait.
Channel catfish	Fair	up to 23"	Although smaller in size, channel catfish can be caught lakewide on standard catfish baits. Flatheads can be caught along rocky areas on live bait.
Crappie	Good	up to 14"	Crappie numbers are good for smaller fish, and should provide fun angling, primarily in the Spring and Winter periods.
Saugeye	Fair	up to 21"	Saugeye numbers remain steady, with some keepers available for harvest. Most are caught along the dam and rock points on crankbaits and jig/worm.
Current Fishing Opportunity			Listed Below
Crappie	Fair	up to 14 inches	tube jigs 2-6ft deep near gravel and brush
Catfish	Good	up to 4lbs	shad sides and minnows along wind swept banks
Saugeye	Fair	up to 4 lbs	along dam and points on minnow baits and worms
Black bass	Good	up to 5 lbs	jigs, jerkbaits, and spinnerbaits near shallow cover
Bluegill	Good		jigs and worms 2-5ft near cover
General Comments
This includes a fishing report covering the fishing forecast for the upcoming 2013 fishing season. The Current Fishing Opportunity section will be updated with weekly fishing reports starting March 2013. This deep clear lake offers a diverse fishery. Best for 2013 should be bluegill, crappie, and largemouth bass.

LEAVENWORTH STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/13/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Spring Fishing Opportunities	Good		For Fishing tips or more current information provided by fishermen like yourself click on Got to Fish and look for your lake.
Perry Newsletter	Good	4 pages (Lots of pics)	Twice a year I will be publishing a newsletter with Perry and other waters in my District. The newest issue is available NOW and features Perry and Sabetha City Lake, west of Sabetha. If you would like the newsletter e-mailed to you click on Perry/Sabetha City Lake Newsletter and fill in the blanks. You can read it just before you go to sleep and dream about big fish all night!
LM Bass	Fair	up to 2.0 lbs	Work those shallow areas plastics or spinner baits fish will moving shallow on sunny days.
Channel Catfish	Fair-Good	up to 5.0 lbs	Fish feeders are in and feeding sinking food at 7:30, 8, noon, 7 and 7:30 pm. We have six feeders going and we'll need more water to get the 7th one going. Shad sides or guts work well this time of year, use the piers on the south side.
Bluegill	Fair-Good	up to 0.3 lbs	Small hunk of worm under a bobber especially on a warm afternoon, look for those open areas in the curly leaf pondweed.
Crappie	Fair-Good	up to .5 lbs	Small tube jigs off of the piers and along the dam.
Redear Sunfish	Slow	up to 0.5 lbs	Small hunk of worm or small spinner under a bobber.
Wiper	Slow	up to 4.0 lbs	Shad colored crankbait off of the piers.
Walleye	Fair	Up to 4.0 lbs	Fish the west end with crankbaits along the weed edge.
General Comments
Water level is still low! DO NOT TRY AND USE THE NORTH LANE of the ramp, you will lose your boat trailer. Justin filled it in with some rock so when the lake does fill it will be usuable. Stocked 200,000 walleye fry few weeks ago, be a couple years before they are of eating size! We'll be electrofishing soon and we'll have some new pictures up. October netting pictures, check out these fish! To see the new netting pictures, click on Leavenworth State Fishing Lake. Also Click on the fish species and it will take you to the updated Fishing Forecast Data.

MIAMI STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/23/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
LM Bass	Fair/Good	0.5-4 lbs	Finesse plastics fished near shoreline vegetation.
Bluegill	Fair/Good	Up to 0.33 lbs	Livebait fished under a bobber near shoreline vegetation.
Channel Cat	Fair	1-5 lbs	Nightcrawlers fished off the piers.
General Comments

MIDDLE CREEK STATE FISHING LAKE (LOUISBURG) -

Last Updated: 5/23/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Channel Catfish	Fair	1/2 to 11 lbs.	Liver or nightcrawlers fished near the fish feeder.
Crappie	Fair	Up to 15 inches	Jigs or minnows fished near rocky areas.
Saugeye	Fair	Up to 3 lbs.	Crankbaits fished off mainlake points.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	Up to 3 lbs.	Finesse plastics fished near the submerged roadbed.
Wiper/White Bass	Fair	Up to 4 lbs.	Crankbaits fished off mainlake points.
General Comments

NEBO STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/13/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Winter Fishing Opportunities	Good		For fishing tips or more current information provided by fishermen like yourself click Got to Fish and look for your lake.
Perry News Letter	Good to Excellent	4 pages (lots of pics)	Twice a year I will be publishing a newsletter with Perry and other waters in my District. The newest issue is available NOW and features Perry and Sabetha City Lake west of Sabetha. If you would like to have the newsletter e-mailed to you click on Perry/Sabetha City Lake newsletter and fill in the blanks. You can read it while you're getting your fishing equipment ready for spring!
Bluegill	Fair	up to 0.2 lbs.	Small hunk of worm or spinner under a bober around the brush piles.
Channel Catfish	Fair	up to 4 lbs	Fish feeders are in and feeding sinking feed,they are feeding at 7, 8 am, noon, 7 and 7:30 pm. Shad sides and guts off of the piers and around the fish feeder.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	up to 5 lbs	Work those plastics and spinner slow in the shallow water, fish will move up there on those sunny days.
White/ Black Crappie	Fair-Good	up to 1.0 lbs.	Tube jigs around the fishing piers especially if the sun shines, bright colors.
General Comments
Electrofished last week and saw some nice fish, I'll have the pictures up soon. October netting pictures are up now! Click on NEBO above fishing report to see these fish. Click on the fish species and it will take you to the updated Fishing Forecast.

POTTAWATOMIE STATE FISHING LAKE # 1 -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Bluegill	Fair to Good	Up to 8 inches	The lake has a fair bluegill population this year. Saw some nice big bluegill up shallow last week.
Channel Catfish	Slow to Fair	3/4 to 5 pounds	The lake has a low level catfish population.
Crappie	Fair to Good	1/2 to 1 pound	The lake has pretty good numbers of 8-10" crappie. Crappie have been biting good the last couple of weeks on minnows.
Largemouth Bass	Good	1/2 to 5 pounds	The lake has excellent numbers of bass with most of the fish 12 to 15 inches.
General Comments
This small 24 acre lake is similar to pond fishing. The lake is known for catch and release of largemouth bass and harvest of nice bluegill. The lake's channel catfish are protected by a 15 inch minimum length limit.

POTTAWATOMIE STATE FISHING LAKE #2 -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Black Bass	Good	1/2 to 4 pounds	The lake has good numbers of both largemouth and smallmouth. Bass are shallow right now.
Channel Catfish	Fair	3/4 to 3 pounds	The lake is in the Urban Stocking Program and is frequently stocked with 12 to 18 inch channel catfish. This allows for good harvest rates of eater size channel catfish. 1,400 channel catfish were stocked on April 16th, for a total of 2,400 stocked this year. A video about the Urban Stocking Program can be found at http://youtu.be/5l4QiSfsQbQ
Crappie	Good	1/4 to 1 pound	Good numbers of crappie are shallow right now around brush. Most are beening caught with minnows under a bobber.
General Comments
Pott. # 2 is noted for family outings, scenic views, catch and release bass fishing, harvest of small crappie and channel catfishing. The channel cat population is maintained with frequent stockings of 12+ inch fish from March through September. Do you want some more information on fishing in the Manhattan area? You can subscribe to the free Manhattan Fisheries Newsletter by clicking the link.

SHAWNEE STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Largemouth Bass	Good!	1/2 to 5 pounds	The lake has a excellent population of black bass over 15 inches. Nice bass can be found about anywhere at this lake. Bass have been real active the last week.
Crappie	Fair	1/2 to 1 pound	Lots of crappie at the lake this year. Along the dam or rock piers with minnows under a bobber.
Channel Catfish	Fair to Good	1/2 - 4 pounds	The lake is in the Urban Stocking Program and is frequently stocked with 12 to 18 inch catfish. The second stocking of the year went in on May 8th. This brings the total to over 3,000 channel catfish stocked this year. Fish have been shallow and feeding up. A video about the Urban Stocking Program can be found at http://youtu.be/5l4QiSfsQbQ
General Comments
Located north of Silver Lake, Shawnee State Fishing Lake is the site of good catch and release largemouth bass fishing. The lake is also noted for channel catfish harvest since the lake receives frequent stockings of harvestable sized catfish from March through September. The Jeffrey Energy Center Lakes and Perry Reservoir both have zebra mussels and with Shawnee State Lake being close it is at high risk. Please, always clean your boat when moving to different water bodies. Brush piles at GPS coordinates N 39.200640° W - 95.805438° N 39.200351° W -95.801881° N 39.201053° W -95.801924°

WASHINGTON STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/17/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Bluegill	Fair	Up to 1/3 lb	The lake has a large bluegill population, but is dominated by small fish. Just North of the boat ramp is usually a good spot.
Channel catfish	Fair	Up to 7 lbs	Fair numbers of channel cats are available.
Crappie	Fair	Up to 1lb	The lake has lots of crappie, but not too many over 10 inches. Crappie were shallow this week for spawning. Saw some big ones guarding nests. Along the dam or East bank tends to be the best spots.
Largemouth bass	Slow	Up to 4 lbs	The largemouth bass population has struggled in recent years and current numbers are low.
Saugeye	Poor	Up to 3 lbs	Recent saugeye samples have been poor.
General Comments
Washington State Fishing Lake is back full.

CITY LAKES

CENTRALIA CITY LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/17/2013

DOUGLAS COUNTY-LONE STAR LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Fisheries Newsletter			If you want to keep up with fisheries developments at Lonestar (including GPS coordinates for any newly placed brush piles), sign up for the Lawrence District Newletter at the following link: http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/KDWP-Info/News/Newsletter-Request-Forms/Request-a-Newsletter-for-the-Lawrence-Fishing-District
Crappie	Fair-Good	0.40-0.75 lb	Using jigs and minnows lakewide from the bank.
Bluegill	Fair-Good	Up to 0.25 lb	Using jigs, small spinnerbaits, and worms under bobber.
Largemouth bass	Fair-Good	0.5-3.5 lbs	Using jigs, spinnerbaits and crankbaits.
Channel catfish	Slow-Fair	0.5-8 lbs	Anglers have caught fish on a variety of baits including: nightcrawlers, minnows, and sunfish.
General Comments

ESKRIDGE-LAKE WABAUNSEE

Last Updated: 5/17/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Black Bass	Fair to Good	Up to 7 pounds	The lake has fair numbers of both largemouth and smallmouth. Bass are protected by an 18 inch minimum length limit. Largemouth fishing has been good the last week, with big fish shallow.
Bluegill and Yellow Perch	Fair	Up to 1/3 pound	There is a good population of bluegill at the lake.
White Crappie	Good	1/2 to 1 pound	Good numbers of crappie at the lake. The spawn is starting to wind down, but still fairly good. The cove just West of the boat ramp is a good place to catch spawners.
Channel Catfish	Slow to Fair	1 to 15 pounds	The lake does not have a lot of catfish, but they tend to be big.
General Comments
This scenic lake is noted for largemouth bass fishing along the abundant shoreline weed beds during the spring and summer. Smallmouth bass are also available along the dam and rocky shoreline. Saugeye and crappie can also be taken at this 200 acre lake located in the flint hills. Since this lake is not part of the CFAP Program, annual or day use permits are available at the boat ramp bait house on the northeast shore. Expect to have your boat inspected for invasive species at the ramp. Always clean your boat when moving to different water bodies.

Last Updated: 5/23/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Bluegill	Fair	Up to 8 inches	Livebait fished under a bobber along shoreline vegetation.
Channel Catfish	Fair/Good	Up to 14 lb.	Nightcrawlers or liver fished near the fish feeder.
Saugeye	Slow	Up to 3 lb.	No Reports.
Crappie	Fair	Up to 12 inches	Jigs or minnows fished near rocky areas.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	Up to 4 lbs	Finesse plastics fished near the docks.
General Comments

HERINGTON CITY LAKE-NEW -

Last Updated: 5/22/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Catfish	Fair	1-4 lbs	Good numbers of small channel catfish should be caught lakewide using traditional catfish techniques. Good numbers of flatheads may be caught along the dam and rocks using live bait.
Crappie	Good	.5-1.5lb	Good numbers of harvestable crappie are available to anglers. Best fishing should be in the Spring near cover on jigs and spinners. Summer fishing would be best using jigs and/or live bait near standing timber, the same for Winter.
Largemouth bass	Fair	up to 3 lbs	Largemouth abundance is low, but best fishing is using lures near cover, and crankbaits along dam.
Walleye	Fair	up to 5 lbs	Most walleye will be below the length limit. Good catch and release angling should be available throughout the fishing season with a few keepers present.
White bass	Good	up to 2 lbs	White bass abundance decreased slightly. Large white bass are available, and should be accessible throughout the year.
Wipers	Fair	up to 10 lbs	Wipers should provide decent fishing along with trophy possibilities for lucky anglers.
Current Fishing Opportunity			Listed Below
Catfish	Fair	up to 3lbs	shad sides along windy banks
Crappie	Good	up to 12 inches	tube jigs near brush and rocks 3-8ft deep
Walleye	Good	up to 6lbs	along edges of flats on worms
White Bass/Wipers	Good	up to 4 lbs	along dam and near creeks and rocks on jigs
General Comments
This includes a fishing report covering the fishing forecast for the upcoming 2013 fishing season. The Current Fishing Opportunity section will be updated with regular weekly fishing reports starting March 2013. This lake provides a diverse fishery, but best in 2013 should be crappie and white bass.

HERINGTON CITY LAKE-OLD -

Last Updated: 5/22/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Bluegill	Fair	up to 8"	This lake contains a good population of 6-8" bluegill. They are caught primarily on live bait near shallow water cover and rock.
Catfish	Good	up to 26"	Good numbers of smaller channel cats are caught lakewide on traditional catfish baits. Flatheads are caught along the rocky dam on live bait.
Crappie	Good	up to 14"	Crappie are abundant, some up to 14". They are caught on jigs and/or live bait near brush, primarily in the Spring and Winter.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	up to 3 lbs	Largemouth bass are present, but in low numbers. They are caught near brush on artificials, and along the dam on crankbaits.
White bass	Fair	up to 17"	There are decent numbers of white bass currently available, some rather large. Most can be found in the creek and along the dam in the Spring and Fall. Best baits are jigs and spinners.
Current Fishing Opportunity			Listed Below
Catfish	Excellent	up to 5lbs	along windy banks on cutbait and minnows
Crappie	Fair	up to 12 inches	tube jigs and minnows near rocks and brush 3-5ft deep
Largemouth Bass	Slow
Bluegill	Fair		jigs and worms near cover 5ft deep
White Bass	Fair	up to 2 lbs	near creek and dam on jigs and spinners
General Comments
This includes a fishing report covering the fishing forecast for the upcoming 2013 fishing season. The Current Fishing Opportunity section will be updated with weekly fishing reports starting March 2013. This shallow lake has the best fishing for crappie and channel catfish which are stocked annually. Blue-Green Algae: Current advisories and warnings are listed here: http://www.kdheks.gov/algae-illness/algae_advisories.htm

HOLTON - BANNER CREEK LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/13/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Lake Contour Map	Pretty Good	8.5"x11" Color	Banner Creek has been mapped by the Kansas Biological Survey and there is a map available at Contour Map
Spring Fishing Opportunities	Good		For fishing tips or more current information provided by fishermen like yourself click Got to fish and look for your lake.
Perry News Letter	Good to Excellent	4 pages (lots of pics)	Twice a year I will be publishing a newsletter with Perry and other waters in my District. The newest issue is available NOW and features Perry and Sabetha City Lake west of Sabetha. If you would like the newsletter e-mailed to you click on Perry/Sabetha City Lake Newsletter and fill in the blanks. You can read it while you're waiting for the crappie to bite!
Black Crappie	Fair-Good	up tp 1.0 lbs.	Tube jigs and minnow around the deeper brush, face of the dam, single lane boat ramp cove. Fishing will improve especially if the sun shines and the water heats up.
Bluegill	Fair	up to 0.3 lbs.	Small hunk of worm or spinner under a bobber around the brush piles off of the piers.
Channel Catfish	Fair	up to 10.0 lbs.	Shad sides and guts around the feeders and off the points. We'll get the feeders going in April.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	up to 4.0 lbs.	Plastics or spinner baits worked slow around the brush and standing timber, fish are moving shallow thinking about spawning.
Walleye/ Sauger	Fair	up to 3 lbs.	Fish are in the feeding mood, jigs and crawlers on the dropoffs.
General Comments
Friday stocked 500,000 walleye fry and stocked 600,000 sauger fry few weeks ago, it will be a couple years before these guys reach eating size! October Netting pictures uploaded, saw some nice walleye and catfish. Click on Banner Creek above fishing report to see some of these fish . Click on the fish species and it will take you to the updated Fishing Forecast Data.

JEFFREY ENERGY CENTER - MAKE-UP LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/15/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Black Bass	Fair	1 to 5 pounds	Nice numbers of smallmouth bass and a low level largemouth bass population. The dam and along the East bank are the best places for smallmouth.
Crappie	Fair	1/2 to 2 pounds	Overall sample numbers are below average for the lake, but anglers have been doing pretty good. There is a brush pile just South of the fishing dock.
Channel Catfish	Fair	1/2 to 6 pounds	No recent reports.
Walleye	Fair	1 to 5 pounds	Walleye are in less than 10 feet of water hitting worms or crankbaits. Walleye regulations are 2 a day and a 15 inch lenght limit.
White Bass	Good!	1/2 to 2 pounds	Lots of 12 inch white bass at the lake. The spawn is about over, but the males are still up shallow in the rocks. The inlet has also been good.
Wipers	Good	1 to 12 pounds	The lake has good numbers of 16-22" wipers with a few bigger ones around. The daily creel limit for wipers is 2. Have been busting the surface chasing shad.
General Comments
Anglers need to check into the Jeffrey Energy Center Guard House located north of St. Mary's, then west off K-63 Hwy. The Jeffrey Energy Center allows 30 anglers to fish at any one time. If the inlet is flowing, then good fishing can be found there. As of April 22nd, the lake was full and the boat ramp was usable. Zebra mussels were found at Make-Up Lake. Please CLEAN, DRAIN & DRY all equipment when changing water bodies. Do you want some more information on fishing in the Manhattan area? You can subscribe to the free Manhattan Fisheries Newsletter by clicking the link.

JEFFREY ENERGY CENTER AUX. LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/15/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Black Bass	Good	Up to 5 lbs	The lake has an excellent smallmouth bass population. They can be found along any of the rocky shoreline. Catch and release fishing has been good!
White Bass	Good to Excellent	Up to 2 lbs	White bass are spawning strong right now. Lots of fish up shallow, especially in the flooded vegetation. Good numbers of 12" to 16" white bass this year.
Wiper	Fair	Up to 10 lbs	A nice population of wipers with most of them around 24".
Walleye	Slow to Fair	Up to 6 lbs	A few being caught around the island and South end of the dam. Walleye regulations are 2 fish a day over 15".
Crappie	Poor	Up to 1.5 lbs	Current crappie numbers are low.
Channel Catfish	Fair	Up to 12 lbs	Cats are shallow and feeding up. The lake has a decent catfish population, with most of them from 21" to 25".
General Comments
Anglers need to check into the Jeffrey Energy Center Guard House located north of St. Mary's, then west off K-63 Hwy. The Jeffrey Energy Center allows up to 30 anglers to fish at any one time. As of April 22nd, the lake was full and the boat ramp was usable. Zebra mussels have been found at Auxiliary Lake! Please CLEAN, DRAIN & DRY all equipment when changing water bodies. Brush piles at GPS coordinates N 39.24842° W -96.15163° N 39.24899° W -96.15149° N 39.25150° W -96.14638° N 39.23917° W -96.15172° N 39.23441° W -96.14757° N 39.23475° W -96.14803°

JOHNSON COUNTY SHAWNEE MISSION LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/23/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Bluegill	Fair	Up to 8 inches	Jigs fished near shoreline structure.
Crappie	Fair	Up to 15 inches	Minnows fished near rocky areas.
Channel Catfish	Fair	Up to 6 lbs.	Nightcrawlers fished in the flats.
Wiper	Fair	Up to 9 lbs.	Crankbaits fished near mainlake points.
Largemouth Bass	Fair/Good	Up to 4 lbs.	Finesse plastics fished near shoreline vegetation.
Trout	Slow	Catchable	No Reports.
General Comments
In addition to a state fishing license, a Johnson County fishing permit is required. If you plan to fish for trout, a Johnson County trout permit is also required. Johnson County fishing/trout permits are available through Johnson County Parks and Recreation District and other select vendors.

OLATHE-LAKE OLATHE -

Last Updated: 5/23/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Bluegill	Fair/Good	Up to 8 inches	Jigs fished near shoreline structure.
Channel Catfish	Fair	Up to 5 lbs.	Nightcrawlers fished off mainlake points.
Largemouth Bass	Fair/Good	Up to 6 lb.	Spinnerbaits fished near shoreline structure.
Saugeye	Fair	Up to 3 lbs.	Jigs fished off rocky points.
Wiper	Fair	Up to 11 lbs.	Crankbaits fished off rocky points.
White Crappie	Fair/Good	Most fish around 9 inches, but some up to 13 inches.	Minnows fished near rocky areas.
General Comments
NEW FOR 2013: Channel catfish daily creel is 5/day.

PAOLA CITY LAKE - LAKE MIOLA -

Last Updated: 5/23/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
LM Bass	Fair	0.5-2.5 lbs	Finesse plastics fished near shoreline vegetation.
Channel catfish	Fair	0.5-6 lbs	Nightcrawlers fished near mainlake points.
Crappie	Fair	0.5-1 lbs	Jigs or minnows fished near rocky areas.
General Comments
Brushpiles were placed at several locations November 07. Locations were marked using WGS 84 in decimel degrees: 1) N38.58320 W094.84451; 2) N38.58696 W094.84709; 3) N38.58315 W094.84453; 4) N38.58710 W09484722; 5) N38.58785 W094.84595; 6) N38.58768 W094.84595; 7) N38.58770 W094.84600; 8) N38.58727 W094.84810; 9) N38.58734 W094.84807; 10) N38.58736 W094.84768; 11) N38.58706 W094.84595; 12) N38.58715 W094.84641; 13) N38.58726 W094.84611; 14) N38.59237 W094.84518; 15) N38.58313 W094.84462; 16) N38.58318 W094.84466; 17) N38.59250 W094.84519; 18) N038.59231 W094.84511; 19) N38.59077 W094.84518; 20) N38.59158 W094.84512; 21) N38.59444 W094.84327; 22) N38.58772 W094.84164; 23) N38.58538 W094.84326; 24) N38.58583 W094.84547; 25) N38.58771 W094.84779.

Last Updated: 5/10/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Black Crappie	Fair to Good	1/3 to 1 lb.	The lake has fair numbers of 8 - 10" crappie. There have been reports of some good harvest this spring.
Bluegill	Fair	6 to 10 inches	The lake has a nice bluegill population. They were up shallow this week.
Channel Catfish	Slow	1/2 to 6 lbs.	The lake contains good numbers of catfish for a small lake.
Largemouth Bass	Good	1/2 to 4 lbs.	The lake has a large population that contains all sizes of fish, but the fishery is dominated by 12 to 15 inch bass.
General Comments
This small 49 acre lake is located in northeast Pott. County. The fishing conditions are very similar to that of a large farm pond. The lake is noted for good catch and release largemouth bass fishing due to the abundance of the species. Bass 13 to 18 inches long are protected.

SABETHA - PONY CREEK LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/13/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Spring Fishing Opportunities	Good		For fishing tips or more current information provided by fishermen like yourself click Got to Fish and look for your lake.
Perry News Letter	Good to Excellent	4 pages (lots of pics)	Twice a year I will be publishing a newsletter with Perry and other waters in my District. The newest issue is available now and features Perry and Sabetha City Lake west of Sabetha. If you would like the newsletter e-mailed to you click on Perry/Sabetha City newsletter and fill in the blanks. You can read it while you're getting your fishing equipment ready for spring!
Black Crappie	Fair-Good	up to 1.0 lbs	Tube jigs and/or minnows moving shallow trying to spawn, creek at the south end continues to produce some nice fish.
Bluegill	Fair	up to 0.4 lbs	Small hunk of worm or spinner under a bobber around the shallow brush and weed edges.
Channel Catfish	Fair	up to 6 lbs	Get out those shad side and guts, fish around the fish feeder.
Largemouth Bass	Fair	up to 3 lbs.	Plastics and small spinner baits worked slow and shallow. Fish will move into the warmer water on those sunny days. Be on the lookout for spawning beds.
Walleye	Fair	up to 4.0 lbs.	Crank baits and twisters off of the points either side of the pump house cove.
Wiper	Fair	up to 5.0 lbs.	Crank baits, large twisters or shad at the mouth of the cove on the east side.
General Comments
Lake has come up some however water is down several feet becareful out there! Larger boats may have to use the gravel ramp at the south end. Stocked 200,000 walleye fry a few weeks ago, will be a couple of years before they are eating size! October netting pictures, you fishermen in NE Kansas truely live near the Great Lakes! Click on Pony Creek above the fishing report and see some nice fish! We netted some really nice wipers. Click on the fish species and it will take you to the updated Fishing Forecast Data.

SHAWNEE COUNTY-LAKE SHAWNEE -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Fisheries Newsletter			If you want to keep up with what's going on at Lake Shawnee (including GPS coordinates for any new brush piles placed into the lake) sign up for the Lawrence District Newsletter at the following link: http://kdwp.state.ks.us/news/KDWP-Info/News/Newsletter-Request-Forms/Request-a-Newsletter-for-the-Lawrence-Fishing-District
Crappie	Fair	0.4-1 lb	Using jigs and minnows in 2-10 feet of water.
White bass	Fair-Good	0.25-1 lb	Using jigs and minnows. Some being caught trolling crankbaits off rocky areas.
Channel catfish	Slow-Fair	0.5-5 lbs	Using a variety of baits, including: minnows, worms, shad, and sunfish.
Largemouth bass	Fair	0.5-3.5 lbs	Using crankbaits, jigs and spinnerbaits around shoreline cover.
General Comments
Brushpiles were constructed and placed at 5 locations in April 2010. Locations were marked with GPS using datum NAD83: 1) N38.99217 W095.63188, 2) N39.00736 W095.62968, 3) N38.99254, W095.63210, 4) N38.99619 W095.632202, 5) N39.01043, W095.63014. November 07 locations were marked with GPS using datum WGS84 in decimel degrees: 1) N39.00740 W095.62978; 2) N39.00819 W095.63046; 3) N39.00810 W095.63055; 4) N39.00806 W095.63043; 5) N39.00638 W095.62261; 6) N39.00247 W095.62495; 7) N38.99622 W095.63205; 8) 39.00274 W095.63202.

WYANDOTTE COUNTY LAKE -

Last Updated: 5/23/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Black Crappie	Fair/Good	Up to 12 inches	Minnows fished near rocky areas.
Bluegill	Fair	Up to 8 inches	Jigs fished under a bobber near shoreline vegetation.
Channel Catfish	Fair	Up to 10 lbs.	Nightcrawlers fished off mainlake points.
Largemouth Bass	Fair/Good	Up to 5 lbs.	Spinnerbaits fished near shoreline vegetation.
Smallmouth Bass	Fair/Good	Up to 2 lbs.	Jigs fished near rocky areas.
Wiper/White Bass	Fair/Good	Up to 6 lbs.	Crankbaits fished near mainlake points.
Walleye	Slow	Up to 2 lbs.	No Reports.
General Comments
A Wyandotte County fishing permit is required to fish this property. A Wyandotte County trout permit is required for trout fishing. Please contact Wyandotte County Unified Government Parks and Recreation Department at 913-573-8327 for more information.

STREAMS

ROCKY FORD FISHING AREA -

Last Updated: 5/16/2013

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Catfish	Fair	1 to 20+ pounds	Fishing for both channels and flathead have improved the last 2 weeks, with some nice fish being caught. Channels can be caught on minnows, worms, prepared bait and fresh cut bait. Flatheads can be taken on live baits and lures.
White Bass & Wipers	Good	1/2 to 1 pound	Fishing for white bass and wiper continues to be good. To distinguish between the two species you can look at the tooth patch on the tongue. Wiper has two tooth patches. White bass has only one tooth patch. The fishing regs has good pictures for id. Wiper daily creel is 2.
Drum	Fair	1/2 to 3 lbs.	Drum are an abundant species that are taken on worms, minnows, and jigs.
Saugeye	Fair to Good	3/4 to 5 pounds	Anglers have been catching saugeye on jigs or crankbaits below the dam. There is a 15 inch minimum length limit on saugeye.
General Comments
Rocky Ford , a river fishery, is located just south of the Tuttle Creek Dam on the Big Blue River. Anglers have the opportunity to harvest fishes generally associated with moving water. Saugeye, white bass, the catfishes, drum, crappie and carp can be harvested. Angler access and success is affected by release rates from the nearby Tuttle Creek Reservoir. You can check current conditions at http://www.nwk.usace.army.mil/Locations/DistrictLakes/TuttleCreekLake/DailyLakeInformation.aspx

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