Details: cliff across from tressel
Cliffs
This large reservoir is subject to drastic fluctuations. Early and late spring are popular for crappie and saugeye fishing. Anglers from all over the country come to John Martin Reservoir early to mid-summer to fish for bass and wiper. Late-night anglers...
The stilling basin and the Arkansas River below the dam have produced large catfish, saugeye and striper using minnows and worms. White bass and wiper are being ...more caught by the dozens out of the reservoir on jigs, minnows, crawfish, and shrimp. Drum, bluegill, carp, and walleye have also been caught in the reservoir, but with varying frequency. As the chad spawn continues, fish will begin to move to deeper and darker locations on the lake, further from shorelines. Please be mindful of all regulations concerning size and creel limits. Good Luck! Report courtesy of www.kansasangler.com and Zeiner’s Bass Shop.
Fishing is starting to pick up on the reservoir and below the dam. The stilling basin and the Arkansas River below the dam have produced large catfish, saugeye and ...more striper using minnows and worms. The reservoir has produced a few crappies using bright jigs along the rocky coves on the north and south shores near the dam. White bass and wiper are being caught by the dozens out of the reservoir on similar jigs as crappie. Drum bluegill, carp, and walleye have also been caught in the reservoir, but with varying frequency. As the chad spawn continues, fish will begin to move to deeper and darker locations on the lake, further from the shoreline. Good Luck! Report courtesy of www.kansasangler.com and Zeiner’s Bait and Tackle.
Fishing is starting to pick up on the reservoir and below the dam. The stilling basin and the Arkansas River below the dam have produced large catfish, saugeye and ...more striper using minnows and worms. The reservoir has produced a few crappies using bright jigs along the rocky coves on the north and south shores near the dam. White bass and wiper are being caught by the dozens out of the reservoir on similar jigs as crappie. Drum bluegill, carp, and walleye have also been caught in the reservoir, but with varying frequency. As the chad spawn continues, fish will begin to move to deeper and darker locations on the lake, further from the shoreline. Good Luck! Report courtesy of www.kansasangler.com, Zeiner’s Bass Shop.
Fishing is starting to pick up on the reservoir and below the dam. The stilling basin and the Arkansas River below the dam have produced large catfish, saugeye and ...more striper. The reservoir has produced a few crappies using bright jigs along the rocky coves on the north and south shores near the dam. White bass and wiper are being caught by the dozens out of the reservoir on similar jigs as crappie. Drum bluegill, carp, and walleye have also been caught in the reservoir, but with varying frequency. Good Luck!
The normal water cycle at Adobe Creek is characterized by high spring water levels that are lowered throughout the summer. In recent years, catfish have been the major attraction. Large channel catfis...
Meredith is a large, shallow lake, with average depths of less than 10 ft. Frequent wind and wave actions tends to keep the water fairly turbid. Boaters should be cautious of shallow areas. (CDOW)
His-torically known as a catfish lake, Henry is developing into a good crappie fishery as well. Henry is an irrigation storage lake, but normally, water levels remain fairly constant due to recharge e...
A good spot for the Kids; trout are easily caught and the shoreline is easily accessed by kids. Some warm water species may be present depending on the water level. (CDOW)