Can you keep a walleye, sauger and saugeye in Kansas?

15 inches, five a day combined — except this minimum size does not apply in rivers, streams or tailwaters, where there is no minimum.

KDWP source page

21-inch minimum and only 2 a day, well above the statewide 15-inch/5-fish rule — Cheney is managed for trophy walleye.

KDWP source page

Same 21-inch minimum and 2-fish bag as Cheney — Kansas's two biggest walleye reservoirs share the same trophy management.

KDWP source page

What we left out on purpose

• Kansas's blanket rule — possession is three times the daily creel limit unless a water lists its own possession number — was applied to every statewide and named-water entry above. No individual water in this table stated a possession number that broke from the 3x rule.
• Milford and Cheney both carry dozens of further named-water rules across Kansas that are not modelled here — only the two reservoirs this site actually reports on (Milford Reservoir, Cheney Reservoir) got individual regions, the same restraint used for Colorado's Gold Medal waters and Louisiana's and Mississippi's named-water exceptions.
• Bullfrogs (8 per day, 24 in possession after day three of the season) are not a finfish and are not modelled here, consistent with every other state in this silo.