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Kirwin Reservoir is fed by the North Fork of the Solomon River and Bow Creek. Both are intermittent streams, which means they may dry up in periods of low precipitation. The reservoir water levels fluctuate tremendously from year to year, depending upon rain and snow runoff. Kirwin NWR, consisting of 10,778 acres, supports diverse wildlife habitat including grasslands, wooded riparian areas (found along the banks of the river and reservoir), open water, wetlands and croplands.
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| About the Water |
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| Water Area: |
5,080 acres |
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Special Safety Information for Kirwin Reservoir: A "no wake zone" is in effect within 300 feet of all shoreline and islands, as well as on the Bow Creek arm.
Special Regulations for Kirwin Reservoir: Sport fishing in accordance with Kansas State Fishing Regulations is permitted on Kirwin Reservoir and the tributaries that feed into it. Check the Department website http://www.kdwp.state.ks.us/fishing/Fish_Regs.html and all posted notices before fishing. Boating is permitted on all waters lying east of a buoy line from Gray's Park to Dog town, unless otherwise designated by appropriate signs. The Solomon River arm is closed to boating to prevent disturbance to wildlife and other refuge visitors. Non-motorized boating is allowed on the Solomon River arm from Aug. 1 through Oct. 31.
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