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Final Day to Participate in Paddlefish Snagging Season in Eastern Kansas
The paddlefish snagging season in Kansas, which started on March 15, ends tomorrow, May 15. This nearly two-month season allows anglers to use a fishing method called snagging in specific areas of eastern Kansas. The timing of the season matches the paddlefish's annual spawning, which occurs as water temperatures approach 60 degrees and river levels rise.
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