Cheney Reservoir is a 9,550-acre impoundment located in south-central Kansas, spanning Sedgwick, Kingman, and Reno counties. Built by the Bureau of Reclamation and completed in 1965, this expansive body of water features over 60 miles of shoreline and reaches depths of up to 42 feet. The reservoir serves multiple purposes including water supply for the city of Wichita, flood control, and recreation. With its crystal-clear blue waters bordered by lush greenery and rolling plains, Cheney Reservoir has become a premier fishing destination in Kansas, offering anglers of all experience levels the opportunity to pursue a variety of game fish in different fishing environments - from deep water zones to productive shorelines.