Chase County Fishing Streams
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Streams in Chase County
| Place | USGS Topo Map |
|---|---|
| Baker Creek | Matfield Green |
| Bills Creek | Wonsevu |
| Bloody Creek | Gladstone |
| Bruno Creek | Cedar Point |
| Brush Creek | Wonsevu |
| Buck Creek | Cottonwood Falls |
| Buckeye Creek | Plymouth |
| Bull Creek | Saffordville |
| Bull Creek | Thrall NW |
| Camp Creek | Thrall NW |
| Cedar Creek | Cedar Point |
| Collett Creek | Hymer |
| Coon Creek | Homestead |
| Corn Creek | Matfield Green |
| Coyne Branch | Elmdale |
| Crocker Creek | Matfield Green |
| Den Creek | Cottonwood Falls |
| Diamond Creek | Strong City |
| East Branch Sharpes Creek | Thrall NW |
| East Buckeye Creek | Saffordville |
| Folsom Creek | Matfield Green |
| Fox Creek | Strong City |
| French Creek | Cedar Point |
| Gannon Creek | Strong City |
| Gould Creek | Elmdale |
| Holmes Creek | Elmdale |
| Indian Creek | Lake Kahola |
| Jack Creek | Matfield Green |
| Kirk Creek | Matfield Green |
| Little Bloody Creek | Gladstone |
| Little Cedar Creek | Matfield Green |
| Mercer Creek | Matfield Green |
| Middle Creek | Hymer |
| Middle Creek | Wonsevu |
| Mulvane Creek | Hymer |
| Nickel Creek | Matfield Green |
| Norton Creek | Gladstone |
| Palmer Creek | Strong City |
| Peyton Creek | Saffordville |
| Pickett Creek | Diamond Springs |
| Prather Creek | Strong City |
| Rock Creek | Cottonwood Falls |
| Schaffer Creek | Diamond Springs |
| School Creek | Diamond Springs |
| Sharpes Creek | Cottonwood Falls |
| Shaw Creek | Thrall NW |
| Silver Creek | Elmdale |
| South Fork Cottonwood River | Gladstone |
| Spring Creek | Gladstone |
| Spring Creek | Strong City |
| Steak Bake Creek | Matfield Green |
| Stout Run | Gladstone |
| Stribby Creek | Lincolnville NE |
| Thurman Creek | Matfield Green SE |
| Turkey Creek | Wonsevu |
| Wildcat Creek | Lincolnville NE |
| Yeager Creek | Cottonwood Falls |
Above is a map and a list of the streams in Chase County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a stream name that is duplicated within Chase County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.