quivira kid,
Yes, there are many waters that would support yellow perch in Kansas and as Fish Taxi mentioned, there are lakes in the state that currently have yellow perch populations present. Two others that I know of are Gardner City Lake in Johnson County and Council Grove City Lake. The two lakes I mention have rather low density populations but occasionally anglers hook in to a nice sized yellow perch. These populations exist due to stockings from the old Federal hatcheries that used to be in operation many years ago in Kansas. The populations are now obviously self-sustaining as the species persists without supplemental stocking.


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