Rivers and Streams Access
There are more than 10,000 miles of streams and river in Kansas, most of which are privately owned. The three navigable rivers – the Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas – are open to the public, although one must have permission to access the river through private land. The rest of our streams are privately owned. Many streams provide excellent channel and flathead catfishing, and those in the east and southeast may also hold spotted bass. A little research and legwork visiting with landowners could open some great stream fishing.
Kansas is divided into five regions for KDWPT administrative purposes. Each region has a full-service regional office, as well as numerous local and district offices.
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