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Big girl on Table Rock

Posted by Phil Lilley on May 25th, 2013

Topwater TRL – Caught and released this real nice post spawn girl around 2 pm. She was still healing up from the spawn having a red, sore tail and actually a little on the skinny side for her girth. She weighed 7 lb 15 oz on my Rapala digital scales and measured 23-1/2″. I was just telling the wife the major period was about over when she picked up my 5″ pumpkin and black flake Kut Tail worm and walked off with it. Probably 9′ of water just up on a gravel shelf very close to 35′ channel edge. Definetly in shallower water than other fish we caught. read more…


First time

Posted by John Berry on May 25th, 2013


Last Saturday I had a guide trip with a couple of guys from Arkansas. Carter was an accomplished angler from North West Arkansas, who is a marketing executive that calls on Wal-Mart. He wanted to go fishing and introduce his lifelong friend, Josh, a teacher in Flippin, to fly fishing. Josh was a little bit out of his comfort zone. He was a spin fisherman, who had never tried fly fishing. He did not know what to expect but was willing to try. We met at McDonalds at 7:30 AM and we headed for Rim Shoals immediately. There was a heavy fog on the river, the sky was overcast and the temperature was in the mid sixties. The forecast called for partly cloudy skies, warm temperatures and moderate winds. The Corps of Engineers was running about 5,500 cubic feet per second (a little less than two full generators).
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Berry’s White River fishing report, May 25

Posted by Phil Lilley on May 25th, 2013


During the past week, we have had a rain event (about an inch in Cotter), warm temperatures and heavy winds. The lake level at Bull Shoals rose seven tenths of a foot to rest at nine and eight tenths feet above power pool of 654.00 feet. This is thirty one and two tenths feet below the top of flood pool.
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Lilley’s Lake Taneycomo fishing report, May 24

Posted by Phil Lilley on May 25th, 2013

Like most of the country, we’ve had some strange weather lately, but it looks like it’s leveled out for a beautiful Memorial Weekend and the week following. read more…


Lilleys’ Lake Taneycomo fishing report, May 15

Posted by Phil Lilley on May 15th, 2013

Generation pattern: After a significant rain, Table Rock Lake rises above 917 feet which triggers the U.S. Corps of Army Engineers to release the maximum amount of water through their turbines until the lake stabilizes and then drops below 917. Then the Corps cuts generation back. read more…


Homesley’s Roaring River fishing report, May 14

Posted by Phil Lilley on May 14th, 2013

Fishing is really good right now, zone 2 is almost back to normal, I caught 4 trout in about 30 minutes this morning, all on a woolybugger, two on black, and two on a dk brown. Nymph fishing is still the best, but dry fly fishing is getting back on track. read more…


Berry’s White River fishing report, May 9

Posted by Phil Lilley on May 13th, 2013


During the past week, we have had a significant rain event (an inch in Cotter), warmer temperatures and heavy winds (to include lake wind advisories). The lake level at Bull Shoals rose one and one tenth feet to rest at seven and three tenths feet above power pool of 654.00 feet. This is thirty three and seven tenths feet below the top of flood pool.
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Lilleys’ Landing celebrates 30 years

Posted by Phil Lilley on May 9th, 2013

All of our staff and family here at Lilleys’ Landing are amazed by God’s faithfulness as we approach our 30th anniversary in business May15! We are so grateful for all of our guests through the decades, whether you were here once for a honeymoon or have vacationed here repeatedly on your annual (or bi-monthly) trek to Branson. Many of you have kept coming despite our early adventures with leaky v-bottom boats and nightly patrols of skunk families. You have proved you heartiness, “weathering” ice, droughts — a flood two years ago — and even a May snow shower this morning — all for some great memory–making moments! Saying thank you doesn’t seem enough, so we have planned some special giveaways for each of the next 12 months. read more…