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Fish Hatcheries Gallery. The department operates four hatcheries located at Farlington, Meade, Milford, and Pratt and a rearing pond at Woodson State Fishing Lake. Each contributes in its own way to supply the varied needs of Kansas anglers.
- Milford
The Milford Fish Hatchery is a state-of-the-art facility and...
- Farlington
The Farlington Fish Hatchery has undergone several...
- Pratt
On June 30, 1903, Pratt County donated l2 acres of land for...
- Meade
Meade Fish Rearing Station is located 8 miles south and 5...
- Fish Hatcheries Gallery
Fees, Licenses & Permits; Where to Hunt; Seasons & Limits;...
- Milford
The department operates four hatcheries – at Farlington, Meade, Milford, and Pratt-- and each contributes in its own way to supply the varied needs of Kansas anglers. This system produces approximately 39.5 million fry, 3.5 million fingerling, and 385,000 intermediate fish for stocking in Kansas public waters annually.
The National Fish Hatchery System works to support healthy, self-sustaining populations of fish and other aquatic species across the country. Every year we raise and stock over 100 million fish to support the recovery and restoration of imperiled species, recreational fishing, and Tribal subsistence fisheries.
The Milford Fish Hatchery is a state-of-the-art facility and one of only a few warm water, "intensive-culture" fish hatcheries in the country. Its objective is the rearing of sport fish for the more than 300,000 Kansas anglers. The hatchery is one of four department hatcheries in the state.
Only non-motorized fishing boats or wakeless speeds are permitted on the lake. Fish for flathead catfish, crappie, largemouth bass, channel catfish, and bluegill. A trout permit is required to fish for and possess trout during the trout season. The state of Kansas requires that all anglers 16 and older hold and possess a valid fishing license.
Apr 26, 2018 · In this paper, we describe the current number and distribution of fish hatcheries operated for public purposes in North America, provide insights on the costs and benefits of hatcheries operated for public use and other public trust purposes, provide initial cost comparisons to habitat rehabilitation or restoration, and consider the role of ...
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Aug 25, 2019 · MANHATTAN, Kan. (KSNW) – There are four fish hatcheries across Kansas trying to make sure lakes are fully stocked. They grow all types of fish, from catfish, to walleye to bass.
