Kayak fishing may be the best thing to hit Kansas angling since the invention of push-button reels. They’re fun to float, affordable, easy to transport, and can greatly increase catch rates. Picking A Kayak They come in all sizes, colors, and styles. Prices range from less than $100 to over $5,000…
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Pack the camera (and good hiking shoes) to capture sand dunes, sandstone cliffs and pristine waters. Photography by Aaron Patton NORTH CENTRAL ROCKY SHORES Have a field day exploring the sandstone cliffs, jagged shores, and mushroom-shaped rocks at parks strewn across the region. The going gets…
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Summertime is prime time for catching channel catfish in Kansas. The whiskered fish thrive in…
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Karlie Almaraz cherishes the three biggest days in her life – the birth of her three-year—old daughter, Evelyn, her wedding to husband, Ayracon, and the day she got her dream boat. “I was just so in love because it was so perfect for what I needed,” Karlie said of the day she got a fishing kayak for…
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The Kansas walleye spawn is the angling world’s version of “March Madness.” It often means late…
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No need to leave your fishing gear stowed until spring. Trout are probably biting at a Kansas State…
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Kansas’ fall fishing can be the best and easiest of the year. Here’s what you need to know Black…
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Possibly Kansas’ best beach is a bit unconventional, contains very little sand and is probably the…
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The map may say central Kansas, and the calendar 2018, but Kanopolis State Park is like the Old West…
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Fishing charters offer families and those on limited budgets a chance for some good, guided fishing…
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