When you think of Kansas you likely envision vast prairies and rolling hills, but did you know that this Midwestern gem also offers an unexpected treasure trove of river trail adventures? The Sunflower State's diverse landscapes provide a rich tapestry of water-based experiences—from serene flows

Kansas’ fall fishing can be the best and easiest of the year. Here’s what you need to know

• Black bass, crappie, catfish and wipers are perpetually hungry as they pile on the ounces going into winter.

• Places crowded with casters Labor Day weekend can be nearly desolate of anglers. By now

Did you know you can enjoy a National Water Trail in ? The Arkansas River is one of the longest rivers in the country, starting near Leadville, Colorado, and flowing nearly 1,469 miles through four states to its confluence with the Mississippi River in eastern Arkansas. A 192-mile

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.

You’re invited to be part of the “Kaw River Navy,” as more than 350 kayaks and canoes float the