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Nestled in the Solomon River Valley of northcentral Kansas, Webster State Park is split between the norht and south shores of Webster Reservoir. Campers can choose from 36 utility campsites or more than 100 primitive sites. The stilling basin below Webster dam is outfitted with an accessible ramp and pier designated to provide parrier-free fishing for trout (during fall and winter stockings), bass, catfish, and many other species.
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| About the Water |
| Maps Available: |
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(Nautical Charts, Topographic, Avation, and Photographic available.) |
| Type of Water: |
Fresh |
| Water Area: |
3,740 acres |
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| Fishing in Webster Reservoir |
| Best Location(s): |
Smallmouth bass, largemouth bass, redear sunfish, bluegill and channel catfish can be caugh in the five acre pool in the stilling basin below the dam. |
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Special Regulations for Webster Reservoir:
Length limits of 15 inches for black bass and walleye.
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