Kansas Fishing Size Limits
Legal minimum sizes and daily limits for fishing in Kansas. Updated for 2026.
Kansas Fish Size Limits
Complete guide to legal fish sizes in Kansas. Find minimum sizes, slot limits, and daily limits for all regulated species. Updated for 2026.
Fish Species
3
With Size Limits
2
No Size Limit
1
Updated
2026
Fish Size Limits
2 species with minimum size requirements in Kansas
| Species | Size Limit | Daily Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| | 15" minimum | 5 | - |
| | 15" minimum | 5 | - |
No Statewide Size Limit
Species with daily limits only (no minimum size)
| Species | Daily Limit | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| | 10 | No statewide minimum size |
- Regulated species
- Largemouth Bass, Channel Catfish, Walleye
- Minimum lengths
- Largemouth Bass 15" minimum | Walleye 15" minimum
- Daily-limit only
- Channel Catfish
- Issuing agency
- Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
Need the regulatory background? How fish size limits work covers minimums, slots, and proper measurement.
Kansas Fishing Regulations Overview
State fish and wildlife agency information
- Fish Species
- 3 species with regulations
- Species with Size Limits
-
- Largemouth Bass
- Walleye
- Fish & Wildlife Agency
- Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks
This information is for reference only. Always verify regulations with your state wildlife agency before hunting or fishing.
Last verified: January 2026
Kansas Fishing Size Limits FAQ
Common questions about fish size regulations in Kansas
What is the bass size limit in Kansas?
In Kansas, largemouth bass has a 15" minimum. The daily limit is 5. Check specific water body regulations as they may vary.
Which fish have size limits in Kansas?
Kansas enforces size limits on 2 species including: Largemouth Bass (15" minimum), Walleye (15" minimum). Always verify current regulations before fishing.
Which Kansas fish have daily limits but no size minimum?
One species is managed in Kansas by daily creel limit only: Channel Catfish (10).
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