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Meade Lake Fishing In the 80-acre lake, bluegill, channel cat and largemouth bass are plentiful and provide excellent opportunities for the angler. A boat ramp is available to unload boats. No skiing or pleasure boating is allowed and all boats must be operated at no-wake speeds.


Admission: Park Permit Required
Address: 13 miles south of Meade on Kansas Highway 23
Phone: 620-873-2572
Our Email: MeadeSP@wp.state.ks.us

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Meade Lake Birdwatching

Considered by many the top spot in the central United States for bird watching, the lake area is inhabited by over 300 species. From April 15 to October 15

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Meade Lake Fishing

In the 80-acre lake, bluegill, channel cat and largemouth bass are plentiful and provide excellent opportunities for the angler. A boat ramp is available to unload boats. No skiing or pleasure boating is allowed and all boats must be operated at no-wake speeds.

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