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  1. 09-02-2014, 04:34 PM #1
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    I would like to know the closest and best lake to Fort leavenworth that I could fish from crappie from the shore. Thanks. I have not had a chance to fish Kansas yet.
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    Perry lake might be a drive for you. I've caught lots of crappie in the outlet below the dam on minnows and jigs. I like it there when they're running 100 to 300 outflow. Right now, it looks like they're running 200.

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    Thanks Sea Ark!
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    Used to be tons of crappie in Warnock and Atchison State Lakes, both in Atchison and both easy to fish from the shoreline.
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    A little bit of a hike from ya, but about 45 mins to your east (across K-92), Smithville Lake. If you head up US-169 then East on MO-W... The "W Bridge" that crosses the lake, fish from the rocks on the bridge. You'll catch crappie, white bass, most everything there. Good Luck!!
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    Thanks all. I appreciate it.
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    Tongonoxie lake has crappie not far from you
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    Thanks blackdog, hope it is good there?
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