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STATE FISHING LAKES

BARBER STATE FISHING LAKE-LOWER -

Last Updated: 11/13/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Largemouth bass	Slow	Up to 4 lbs	Have not heard of any being caught. Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits along the dam, back in the coves or the creek channel. As temperatures continue to decline, expect the bass to move into the coves and shallower waters to feed on shad in preparation for winter.
Walleye	Good	Up to 4 lbs	Walleye fishing should improve as the water temps fall. Try trolling Wiggle Warts, Hot-n-Tots, Shad Raps, and Thin Fins. Jigs tipped with nightcrawler fished over humps or off edges of flats are always worth trying.
Crappie	Fair		Try fishing along drop offs and around brushpiles with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near brush piles. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows. Small fish make up the majority of the catch, but anglers have caught some nice keepers ranging in length from 9 to 13 inches.
Channel catfish	Slow	Up to 5 lbs	The catfish bite has slowed recently.
General Comments
Overall fishing has slowed. Bluegill are biting slow on crickets or pieces of worm under a bobber. Largemouth bass should fall for spinners and swimbaits early & late and plastic baits, spinnerbaits, jigs and crankbaits during the day. Try for crappie using small jigs and minnows along the rocks, cattails and brushpiles. Try for channel catfish by using shad sides, stinkbait or liver. Try for walleye using crankbaits or by using a jig nightcrawler or minnow combination drifted with the wind. Try for all species on the sunny and windy banks/points. Please remember not to litter. Release all largemouth bass less than 15 inches and walleye less than 15 inches. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

BARBER STATE FISHING LAKE-UPPER -

Last Updated: 11/13/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
General Comments
Nothing has been stocked since it refilled but there are probably some bullheads and small crappie. Try for them using worms or grubs. Please remember not to litter.

CLARK STATE FISHING LAKE - Need a Map? -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method & Location
Walleye	No Reports	Up to 4 lbs	Walleye fishing should improve as the water temps fall. Try trolling Wiggle Warts, Hot-n-Tots, Shad Raps, and Thin Fins. Jigs tipped with nightcrawler fished over humps or off edges of flats are always worth trying.
Flathead catfish	No Reports	35 lbs.	Live bait fished on the bottom
Crappie	No Reports	Up to 12 inches	Try fishing along drop offs and around brushpiles with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near brush piles. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows.
Largemouth bass	No Reports	Up to 5 lbs	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits. The bass should be shallow feeding in preparation for winter.
White bass	No Reports	Up to 15 inches	Try with rattletraps and shad raps producing best results. As water temperatures continue to decline, expect the whites to move into the coves and feed heavily on shad in preparation for the winter. Concentrate on the windy points and other windblown areas.
Channel catfish	No Reports	Up to 4 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
General Comments
Release all walleye and largemouth bass and walleye less than 15 inches. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

CONCANNON STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/8/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method & Location
General Comments
Lake is dry.

FINNEY STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/8/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method & Location
General Comments
LAKE IS STILL DRY

FORD STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method & Location
Bullhead	No Reports	10 inches	Worms
Crappie	No Reports	4-7 inches	Try fishing along drop offs and around brushpiles with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near brush piles. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows.
Bluegill	No Reports	4-7 inches	Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber.
Channel catfish	No Reports	Up to 3 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
General Comments
Release largemouth bass less than 15 inches.   Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

GOODMAN STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method & Locations
Channel catfish	No Reports	Up to 7 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
Bluegill	No Reports	Up to 9 inches	Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber.
White Crappie	No Reports	4 - 6 inches	Try fishing along drop offs and around brushpiles with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near brush piles. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows.
Largemouth bass	No Reports	Up to 7 lbs	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits. The bass should be shallow feeding in preparation for winter.
General Comments
Release all largemouth bass 13-18 inches. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

HAIN STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Bullhead	No Reports	Up to 10 inches	Worms.
Bluegill	No Reports	Up to 8 inches	Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber.
Largemouth bass	No Reports	Up to 3 lbs	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits. The bass should be shallow feeding in preparation for winter.
Channel catfish	No Reports	Up to 7 pounds	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
General Comments
Release all largemouth bass less than 15 inches Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

HAMILTON STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/8/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
General Comments
Lake is still dry.

HODGEMAN STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/8/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
General Comments
The lake is about half full from recent rains. Restocking efforts will begin as fish become available.

KIOWA STATE FISHING LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

pecies	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Crappie	No Reports	5- 9 inches	Try fishing along drop offs and around brushpiles with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near brush piles. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows.
Flathead catfish	No Reports	No report	Live bait fished near brushpiles.
Wipers	No Reports		Trolling seems to be the most popular method now with rattletraps and shad raps producing best results. Concentrate on the windy points and other windblown areas.
Largemouth bass	No Reports	Up to 18 inches	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits. The bass should be shallow feeding in preparation for winter.
Channel catfish	No Reports	Up to 8 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
General Comments
Release all largemouth bass less than 15 inches and wipers less than 18 inches Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

MEADE STATE LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Methods, & Location
Crappie	No Reports	5 - 9 inches	Try fishing along drop offs and around brushpiles with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near brush piles. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows.
Bluegill	No Reports		Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber.
Channel catfish	No Reports	Up to 3 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
Bass	No Reports	Up to 5 lbs	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits. The bass should be shallow feeding in preparation for winter.
General Comments
Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

SCOTT STATE LAKE -

Last Updated: 11/20/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method & Location
Rainbow Trout	Good	0.5 lb. average	Anglers have reported catching limits fishing powerbait and salmon eggs off the bottom or casting small gold inline spinners and spoons. We stocked 1100 trout in the state lake and 200 trout in the trout pond on 11/19.
Walleye	Slow	up to 8 lbs.	There have been no recent reports, but drifting minnows along the dam or along the edges of steep drop-offs would probably be best.
Crappie	Good	up to 10 inches, but most around 8 inches	Vertically fishing off docks and around the fishing piers or drifting out on the mainlake with minnows or small jigs has been a productive pattern. Anglers have reported keeping 15 to 30 fish regularly. Most of the fish kept have been in the 8 to 10 inch range, but anglers have reported a few larger fish on occasion.
Largemouth bass	Slow	up to 5 lbs.	With cooler water temperatures, lures that allow a super slow presentation will be key. Try soft plastics, weightless swimbaits, or suspending jerkbaits fished around sun warmed rocks and laydown trees.
Bluegill	Fair	up to 7 inches	Small jigs or nightcrawler pieces under a bobber fished off docks and fishing piers has produced good numbers, but few fish exceed 6 inches in length.
Channel catfish	Slow	up to 5 lbs.	Liver, cutbait, prepared baits fished lakewide.
General Comments
Release all walleye and largemouth bass less than 15 inches. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water! We recently completed our fall fish sampling at the lake. Netting results revealed fair numbers of bluegill with the majority of this population ranging from five to seven inches. White crappie abundance is high and a large portion of the population is crowded into the eight to ten inch range. Furthermore, the white crappies experienced a high degree of spawning success this past spring. White crappies are excessively abundant setting up a situation where crappie growth is inhibited by competition for food amongst individuals. Thinning crappie numbers will be necessary to improve the quality of the crappie population so anglers are encouraged to harvest crappies and practice catch and release of predators such as largemouth bass and walleyes. Channel catfish numbers decreased to a moderate level and the majority of fish range from 12 to 20 inches. We stocked 5,669 channel catfish that averaged eight inches this fall. Walleye abundance was moderate in the fall nets, but a wide size range of fish were sampled with fish up to 26 inches available. We stocked 6,954 walleye fingerlings this past spring. The 2009 walleye stocking appeared to be moderately successfull as numbers of young-of-the-year fish sampled were lower than desired, but the walleye that had survived grew well attaining lengths around eight inches by the time of sampling.

LOCAL LAKES

CIMARRON NATIONAL GRASSLANDS PITS -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Rainbow Trout	Good	1/2 lb average	Try small spinners, spoons, power bait, worms, corn and small crankbaits. Monthly stockings of fish resumed in October and will continue through May. Most trout are 10 inches in length when stocked, and average 1/2 lb. each. Five percent of each stocking is comprised of 14-inch or larger fish.
Largemouth bass	No report		Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits. The bass should be shallow feeding in preparation for winter
Channel catfish	No report		Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
General Comments
Release largemouth bass less than 15 inches. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

COLDWATER CITY LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Crappie	No report	No report	Try fishing along drop offs and around stumprows with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near stumps and cattails. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows.
Channel catfish	No report	No report	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
Wiper	No report	No report	Trolling seems to be the most popular method now with rattletraps and shad raps producing best results. Concentrate on the windy points and other windblown areas.
General Comments
Release all largemouth bass less than 15 inches Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water! There is no length limit for wipers and the creel limit is 5 per day.

JETMORE CITY LAKE -

Last Updated: 10/22/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Channel catfish	No Report	Up to 7 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
Bluegill	No Report	Up to 9 inches	Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber.
Largemouth bass	No Report	Up to 6 lbs	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits along the dam, back in the coves or the creek channel. The bass should be feeding in shallower water in preparation for winter.
General Comments
Release largemouth bass less than between 13 and 18 inches. If you would like to post a fishing report go to http://ksfishing.blogspot.com/ and post a report for Region 3 and the lake you have been fishing. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

LAKE CHARLES - DODGE CITY -

Last Updated: 10/8/2009

DODGE CITY - MARIAH HILLS GOLF COURSE POND -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method & Location
Largemouth bass	No reports	Up to 2 lbs.	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits along the dam, back in the coves or the creek channel. The bass should be shallow feeding in preparation for winter.
Channel catfish	No reports	No reports	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
General Comments
Release all largemouth bass less than 15 inches Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

PRATT CENTENNIAL -

Last Updated: 11/13/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method & Location
Rainbow Trout	Excellent	up to 2.0 lbs	More fish were stocked earlier this week. Spinnerbaits and sinking flies are working well.
General Comments
All species, other than trout, are catch and release only. Please remember to discard your trash properly. Thank you for purchasing your fishing license and trout permit to fish this location, your dollars support the trout program! Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

PRATT COUNTY LAKE -

Last Updated: 11/13/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Largemouth bass	Slow	Up to 3 lbs.	Plastic baits, jigs, spinnerbaits & crankbaits
Bluegill	Slow	Up to 7.5 inches	Try small jigs & worms under a bobber along the rocks.
Walleye	Fair/Good	Up to 4 lbs	Jigs tipped with worms, minnows or leaches
Channel catfish	Slow	Up to 5 lbs	Prepared stinkbait, cut bait or liver
Crappie	Fair	up to 13 inches	minnows, jigs and worms
Wiper	Fair	up to 22 inches	Try topwater baits on windy banks
Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water! Fishing is securely into fall patterns. Largemouth bass should fall for topwater baits early & late and plastic baits, spinnerbaits, jigs and crankbaits during the day. Good locations include brushpiles and rocks at the end of camping piers. Try for crappie using small jigs and minnows along the deeper rocks, cattails and brushpiles, crappie has picked up recently. Try for channel catfish by using shad sides, bait shrimp, stinkbait or liver. Try for walleye using crankbaits or by using a jig nightcrawler or minnow combination drifted with the wind. Try for all species on the sunny and windy banks/points. Please remember to dispose of trash properly. Release all largemouth bass, walleye and wipers less than 18 inches.

VETERAN'S MEMORIAL PARK-GREAT BEND -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Rainbow Trout	Good	1/2 lb average	Try small spinners, spoons, power bait, worms, corn and small crankbaits. Monthly stockings of fish resumed in October and will continue through May. Most trout are 10 inches in length when stocked, and average 1/2 lb. each. Five percent of each stocking is comprised of 14-inch or larger fish.
Bluegill	No Report	Up to 8 inches	Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber.
Channel catfish	No Report	Up to 4 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
Saugeye	No Report	Up to 7.5 lbs	Saugeye fishing should improve as the water temps fall. Try trolling Wiggle Warts, Hot-n-Tots, Shad Raps, and Thin Fins. Jigs tipped with nightcrawler fished over humps or off edges of flats are always worth trying.
Crappie	No Report	Up to 9 inches	Try fishing along drop offs and around brushpiles with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near brush piles. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows.
Largemouth bass	No Report	Up to 4 lbs	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits along the dam, back in the coves or the creek channel. The bass should be shallow feeding in preparation for winter.
General Comments
Release all largemouth bass less than 15 inches Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

LARNED CITY POND -

Last Updated: 10/22/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Baits, Method, & Location
Channel catfish	No report	1-3 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
Other Comments
Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

LIBERAL - ARKALON RECREATION AREA -

Last Updated: 10/22/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Bait, Method, & Location
Channel catfish	No reports		Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
General Comments
On August 20, 500 lbs of channel catfish averaging 1.25 lbs were stocked. Roughly 4,000 pounds of catfish averaging 1/3 of a pound were stocked on September 1st along with 500 adult bluegill and 2700 fingerling bluegill. Try for channel catfish using shad sides, stinkbait or liver. Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

LAKIN - BEYMER SANDPITS - Last Updated: 12/27/2005

Species	Rating	Size	Bait, Method, & Location
General Comments
No Report

STONE LAKE - GREAT BEND -

Last Updated: 10/23/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Bait, Method, & Location
Channel catfish	No Report	1-3 lbs	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
Smallmouth bass	No Report	Up to 14 inches	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits. As temperatures continue to decline, expect the bass to be in the shallows feeding in preparation for winter.
Bluegill	No Report	Up to	Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber.
Largemouth bass	No Report	Up to 3 lbs	Try soft plastics, spinnerbaits, and crankbaits. As temperatures continue to decline, expect the bass to be in the shallows feeding in preparation for winter.
Crappie	No Report		Try fishing along drop offs and around brushpiles with jigs and minnows. Over the next few weeks, the fish should start to move in shallow near brush piles. Also try jigs, slab spoons, and minnows.
Wiper	No Report	Up to 9 lbs	Trolling seems to be the most popular method now with rattletraps and shad raps producing best results. Concentrate on the windy points and other windblown areas.
General Comments
Release all largemouth & smallmouth bass, less than 15 inches and wipers less than 18 inches. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

WARREN STONE MEMORIAL LAKE - LACROSSE -

Last Updated: 10/22/2009

Species	Rating	Size	Bait, Method, & Location
Channel catfish	No Report	Up to 2 lbs.	Catfish like fresh cut bait and they like the windy side of the lake. The cat fishing should be good until the water cools down into the 50's – mid to late October. Try shad sides, shrimp, prepared stink bait or nightcrawlers.
General Comments
Roughly 1,700 catfish averaging 1/3 of a pound were stocked on September 1st along with 290 adult bluegill and 2900 fingerling bluegill. Try for channel catfish using shad sides, stinkbait or liver. Try for bluegill using small jigs, or a cricket or piece of worm under a bobber. If you would like to post a fishing report go to http://ksfishing.blogspot.com/ and post a report for Region 3 and the lake you have been fishing. Please discard of leftover bait in a trash can, even baitfish. Remember it is illegal to release any fish into public water unless it was taken from that water!

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