October is here!

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Originally Posted by Springhill Duckman

We start brushing our winter office this weekend!
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Seems a little shallow for winter crappie? rotfl

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Originally Posted by NYHellbender

Do you ever get upto Pottawatomie? I use to fish Pott Co. Lake N0.2 when I was a kid. We also enjoyed Tuttle Creek, Milford amd the Blue River. The Blue River was right in my back yard in St. George.

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NYHellbender, I don't get up the Pott way very often. Those lakes are in another district than what I cover. My northern most lake is Council Grove/Morris County. I do talk to the bios that cover those lakes on a regular basis though. There's some good fishing up that way!

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Originally Posted by Craig Johnson

October has rolled around again and that brings fall test netting season for your Kansas District Fisheries Biologists.

I'll be away from the office most of the time after today but I'll check in on CDC as often as I can to respond to any new posts that may be posted on the ask the bio forum.

Below is my 'office' that I will be working out of for the next month. It gets a little cramped at times but the scenery is great and the weather is nice...sometimes! I'll be starting with my little lakes and working towards the reservoirs by mid-month.

Fish On!

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I know it's a three year old post, but IT'S OCTOBER AGAIN and that brings netting season!! I've been busy since the last week of September working nets at my district lakes and it's almost time to start working the reservoirs!

If you see a big green boat full of nets and traps, stop by and say hello!

Tight lines,

Craig

Here's a video of some test netting last fall (2014) on El Dorado...

https://youtu.be/oJzT5z-0t2Y

Craig be safe and I hope the weather holds for you .