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(KAIR)--Game Wardens for the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks are sending a reminder to boaters: “small vessels are not immune to the diminished water levels in our reservoirs.”
That warning, posted to social media, comes despite recent rainfall that did little to fill the water levels in state reservoirs and lakes.
The Facebook post includes photos of a boat that “ran a ground near Shady Creek Marina at El Dorado Reservoir on Sunday.”
The Game Warden post closes by saying that “the only solution to this issue is much needed rain.”
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