FISHING REPORT

In these uncertain and worrisome times, nature goes about its business as usual: fish are doing fishy things, birds and bees are getting busy, grass is growing, trees are budding, flowers and mushrooms poke up through the forest floor. The changing displays of nature in springtime are a welcome distraction, and a helpful reminder of […] READ MORE >>

Fishing has been pretty solid the past week despite the up and down in flows and extra runoff from scattered showers. Flows are looking more stable as of today, on the White at least, which is running at around 17,000cfs and projected to hold steady today. Norfork is projected to flow steady at one unit, […] READ MORE >>

As the Bull Shoals Lake level falls near to “power pool” height, we can wave goodbye to stable water flow in the tailwater. We are now seeing fluctuation in flow with the low point being 13,000-14,000cfs and the high point being 18,000-20,000cfs. This rising and falling water scenario can make the fish a little tight […] READ MORE >>

A bit of spring come early, or so the weather would suggest. Plenty of sunshine and mild temperatures have graced us all with their lovely presence over the past few days. Plenty more sunshine is on the forecast through the weekend, and it looks like the next rain doesn’t come until Monday. It’s gonna be […] READ MORE >>

Bull Shoals Dam is pumping steady at 22,000-23,000cfs of deep, fast, cold, green water. The fish are tricky to access in these flows – the depth and speed of the water make it difficult to get decent presentations in most places – but the fish are still where they always are, doing what they normally […] READ MORE >>