Fishing Report compiled by Steve Koehler/For the News-Leader.Kings River: The river is stained and low.īuffalo River: The river is navigable and clear. Lake Norfork: The lake is warming up fast and the stripers are moving to the banks.īeaver tailwaters: There is a bit of a fishing slump on the tailwaters. It doesn't settle or clear during periods when there isn't any runoff or stream. It extends down lake throughout the entire arm and into areas below Bucksaw and to the Long Shoal area, parts of which are usually more clear. North Fork River: There has been some wadable water. The Grand arm has been unusually heavily colored most of the summer and into the fall.
White River: Water conditions are trending toward the high side.īull Shoals tailwater: White bass are starting to get in the mood for a spawning run. Source: Arkansas Department of Conservation The water level is slightly below normal and running clear.ġ7. Osage (Truman tailwater): 56 degrees, low, dingy.ġ5. Osage (Bagnell tailwater): 45 degrees, dingy.ġ3. North Fork: 60 degrees, normal, clear.ġ2. James River (lower): 46 degrees, normal, clear.ġ1. Gasconade (middle, near Waynesville): 66 degrees, normal, clear.ġ0. Eleven Point: 58 degrees, normal, clear.ħ. Big Piney (lower, below Slabtown): 66 degrees, normal, clear.Ħ. Big Niangua (above Bennett Spring State Park): 58 degrees, normal, clear.Ģ. Trout: Fly-fishing is good with almost all baits including midges.Ĭrappie: Minnows and jigs in 20 feet of waterĬrappie: Minnows and jigs in the brush piles and deep creek channelsĬatfish: Using livers in the back of coves and pointsĬrappie: Jigs in open water about 10 to 20 feet deep.īlack bass: Wiggle Warts, jerkbaits and Alabama rigs in the river armsīlack bass: Jerkbaits on secondary points in the mouths of covesĬrappie: Spider rigging in 10 to 25 feet of waterġ. Trout: In the creeks using Power Baits, night crawlers. Source: Missouri State Department of ConservationĬrappie: In the standing timber in 20 to 40 feet of water about 15 feet deep with chartreuse jigs and minnowsĬrappie: In 5 to 22 feet of water with minnows and jigs Walleye: Yellow and chartreuse jigs upstream Source: Missouri Department of Conservationįolks are catching crappie suspended in 20 to 25 feet of water. Black bass: Stick baits, plastic baits in deep water along the channel swingsĬrappie: Live minnows and swimming minnows around brush piles and stumpsīlack bass: Slow rolling a Hot 'n' trot in 4 to 6 feet of waterĬrappie: On the brush piles with minnows and jigsĬrappie: Blue and white jigs or minnows in 3 to 30 feet of water
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