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Latest NewsBabler’s Table Rock audio fishing report, 1/27/12Written by Bill Babler on January 27th, 2012
Sounds like Bill had a very good day today. He files this report this evening. Babler’s Table Rock Fishing Report. Dally’s White River fishing report, 1/27/12Written by Steve Dally on January 27th, 2012
I’m typing this report from the ramp at Rim Shoals, with a soft orange glow to the west. It’s chilly but a gorgeous evening, a fitting end to a great week. read more… Baxter Bulletin fly tying contestWritten by John Berry on January 27th, 2012
Not long ago, as I was preparing for my upcoming fly tying class at ASU, I was thinking about what a hot bed of fly tying we have here in the Twin Lakes area. We have some incredibly talented fly tiers that have made major contributions to the art. read more… Berry’s White River fishing report, 1/26/12Written by John Berry on January 27th, 2012
Table Rock report, 1/26/12Written by Bill Babler on January 26th, 2012
Just a little bit on the crazy side out there. Both Beck and I fished the White river arm today and between us I believe we boated close to 30 keeps and about 50 total fish. read more… And the winners are . . .Written by Phil Lilley on January 24th, 2012
Fly Tying Contest, sponsored by Feather Craft, announced their winners of this year’s contest today. Brian Wise, coordinator for the event, posted in their blog that Mark Defrank’s Wiggle Damsel, Brian Kozminski’s Hex Emerger and Greg Saunder’s Femme Fatale tied the best flies of 2011. See the flies and more information on the Fly Tying Contest site. |
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During the past week, we have had a significant rain event cool temperatures and windy conditions (to include lake wind advisories). The lake level at Bull Shoals Dam rose six tenths of a foot to rest at power pool of 654.00 feet. This is forty one feet below the top of flood pool. Upstream, Table Rock Lake fell one tenth of a foot to rest at four tenths of a foot below power pool or sixteen and four tenths feet below the top of flood pool. 
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