FISHING
Timber Hills Lake Fishing Packages
A dream come true for most anglers, Timber Hills offers some of the best fishing in Kansas. Boasting a private 40 acre lake and many farm ponds, it will be hard to leave the boat once the abundant bass and crappie start biting! Off site fishing trips to nearby private farm ponds and reservoirs are also available. There is no such thing as bad luck at Timber Hills Lake Hunting and Fishing Adventures.
We have half-day trips, full-day trips and overnight stays with guides and picnic lunches. It doesn't get much better than this!
* No License Required while on Timber Hills Property *
FISHING(2 adults, children 10 and under free) |
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Things to Know
- Our ponds are subject to the state fishing regulations. However we do set our own limits. You will be briefed what those pending limits are for each pond.
- Rooms are available to be booked if needed.
- Please be aware that the property has wild animals, you must be alert at all times.
Cancellation Policy
100% of balance is due 15 days prior to your scheduled arrival. If you notify us that you are canceling your reservation at least ten days prior to your scheduled arrival, your deposit will be refunded, less a $50.00 cancellation fee. If cancellation is made within ten days of your scheduled arrival, your deposit will not be refunded. No-shows will be charged the full amount.
What to bring
- Kansas Fishing License (Required for Free Range Fishing) On Timber Hills property Fishing Permit included in package.
- Rods and Reels
- Tackle
- Season appropriate clothing
- Rain gear
- Sun screen and sun glasses
- Camera (optional)
- Cooler (optional)
Daily take home limit not to exceed 10 fish. Limit and Catch & Release Guidelines are posted at Lodge.
On Timber Hills property no license is required - when on Free Range Property permits and licenses are not included. It is the responsibility of the fisherman to obtain the proper permits and licenses. Most permits and licenses are available for purchase on-line. Please go to the Kansas Wildlife and Parks Website for further details.
