Pond Uses (Article) 6%

Intended pond uses and the question of whether to stock fish should be determined before a site is selected and the pond is designed. While it is sometimes best to design a pond for its primary      .... Continue to Pond Uses >>

Sunrise Christian Childcare (Article) 6%

feeding area, grassland prairie garden. Unique Features: Pond is stocked with native fish Initial funding: 12/11/95 Certified: 10/18/96 2nd funding: 1/14/97      .... Continue to Sunrise Christian... >>

STRIPED BASS (Species) 6%

are maintained through stocking programs. Stripers are legendary for their hard fighting nature and long, drag-sizzling runs. The Kansas state record is 43 pounds, 8 ounces. The freshwater world record is 67      .... Continue to STRIPED BASS >>

SAUGEYE (Species) 6%

The saugeye is a cross between a walleye and a sauger and is another promising hybrid. The saugeye has been successfully stocked in reservoirs where walleye populations are difficult to maintain      .... Continue to SAUGEYE >>

SAUGER (Species) 6%

This close cousin to the walleye loves murky water and current. Sauger are being stocked in several northeastern Kansas reservoirs where walleye haven't done well because of high flowthrough      .... Continue to SAUGER >>

PADDLEFISH (Species) 6%

spawning runs, and then only during the special snagging season. Stocking paddlefish in Oklahoma’s Kaw Reservoir and in Tuttle Creek Reservoir may bring the paddle-snouted fish back to some of its former      .... Continue to PADDLEFISH >>

REDEAR SUNFISH (Species) 6%

The redear sunfish has been stocked into select lakes and reservoirs. Although the redear resembles the bluegill, it usually prefers deeper water and is more difficult to catch. The redear has      .... Continue to REDEAR SUNFISH >>

Lake News (Article) 6%

. Bluegill and Channel Catfish have been recently stocked to provide anglers with fishing opportunities that has not been available for years.  Saline State Fishing Lake has been nearly dry for many years      .... Continue to Lake News >>