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New Posts Introduce yourself
Make yourself at home...
549 2,252 Last Post Nov 14 2008, 12:51 PM
In: Just Jumped In With Both Feet!
By: Andy & JoAnne

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New Posts General Angling Discussion
Fish talk... anything to do with fishing of any kind.
Subforums: General Angling Discussion Archives
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In: Fly Rod Selection Help!
By: patfish
New Posts Conservation Issues
Discuss what's right and wrong with governing rules and laws and may be someone important could take note of what the common man has to say... MDC - DNR - AFG
130 2,002 Last Post Nov 14 2008, 08:03 PM
In: Good News - Cooperation
By: Al Agnew
New Posts Short Stories
Fishy or outdoor stories of course. Poster of the story must be the author- no copy and pasting a favor story off another site please.
14 21 Last Post Nov 17 2008, 07:36 PM
In: Take The Easy Route
By: Chief Greybear
New Posts Tips & Tricks
You know... trailering boats, equipment maintenance, fishing techniques, staying warm & dry, safety issues, internet shopping tips, boat & motor maintenance, special rigging-- you finish the list.
102 719 Last Post Nov 18 2008, 05:40 PM
In: Jigs For Bass
By: Ham
New Posts Photography
Rolan Duffield is a retired photo engineer who has blessed us with his offer to host this forum. Take advantage of this opportunity to discuss outdoor photo issues in photography, digital or conventional.
Forum Led by: Rolan Duffield
232 1,109 Last Post Nov 19 2008, 08:59 PM
In: Let's See What You've ...
By: itsthejash
New Posts Product Review
Buy something and loved it? Hated it? Or just want some advise on an item you want to get but aren't sure if they're worth it... this is a place where you can share thoughts and experiences.
51 267 Last Post Nov 14 2008, 06:05 AM
In: Crankbait Rod
By: Larry Richards
New Posts Boat Review
Including boats, motors, trolling motors, fish finders, GPS and navigation devices...
88 561 Last Post Nov 18 2008, 05:31 PM
In: Best Fiberglass Jon Boat
By: Ham
New Posts Buy - Sell - Trade
Have a garage sale and never set a table up!
Subforums: Wildlife & Outdoor Artwork
423 899 Last Post Yesterday, 06:13 PM
In: Trade Or Buy Motor
By: thunderbutt
New Posts Fishing Events
Feel free to post any fishing tournaments or seminars in this 6 state region that OAF members would be interested in hearing about.
75 395 Last Post Nov 11 2008, 06:27 PM
In: Win This Boat With Pic
By: Larry Richards
New Posts Prayer Requests
This is a simple forum... post any prayer requests you have and Chuck, Tom or myself will respond and others, too, will pray. This isn't magic--nothing too heavy, just prayer.

Chuck and Tom are men of strong faith and character who I've served with for over 20 years.

Note: This forum isn't for religious comments or arguments. Prayer requests only.
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In: Pray For My Father In-law
By: timsfly

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New Posts Upper Lake Taneycomo
Nestled below Table Rock Dam, Lake Taneycomo is undoubtedly one of the best trout tailwaters in the world. In it's waters, a future world record brown is sleeping, not to mention great rainbow trout fishing for the whole family.

Area: Table Rock Dam to Highway 65
Subforums: Lake Taneycomo Articles, Lake Taneycomo Maps, Lake Taneycomo - Archives, Lilleys' Landing Dock Shop Talk, Best of Taneycomo
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2,038 13,119 Last Post Yesterday, 11:04 PM
In: Bringing A Newbie
By: Scudman
New Posts Lower Taneycomo
"Well kept secret" as it is called. Good warmwater and coldwater fishing here including some nice black bass and big brown trout. What a combination!

Area: Highway 65 to Powersite
151 762 Last Post Yesterday, 02:18 PM
In: Eating Places On Taneycomo
By: dave potts
New Posts Table Rock Lake
All national bass tournaments make at least one stop here each year and there's a reason why... it's one of the top bass lakes in the country. But there's also great crappie fishing, white bass, walleye, catfish and big blue gill.
Subforums: Table Rock Articles, Table Rock Maps, Table Rock Lake - Archives, Best of Table Rock
Forum Led by: Bill Babler
1,296 6,676 Last Post Today, 12:26 AM
In: Fishing Around Commercial Dock...
By: t1365
New Posts Upper Bull Shoals
It's known for it's walleye... big walleye, and spring white bass runs. And don't forget about the crappie!! Discussions includes Beaver & Swan Creeks.

Area: Powersite Dam to Tucker Hollow
Subforums: Bull Shoals Articles, Beaver Creek, Swan Creek
219 1,169 Last Post Today, 12:57 AM
In: Fish Cover
By: lonkm
New Posts Lower Bull Shoals
This lake is so long and diverse we have to split it up. Great walleye and bass lake and pretty good crappie too!

Area: Tucker Hollow to Bull Shoals Dam
17 68 Last Post Sep 4 2008, 01:39 PM
In: Labor Day Bs
By: Kayser
New Posts Beaver Lake
The upper most Corps lake on the White River System nestled in the gorgeous NW Arkansas hills. One of the premier Striper lakes in the US, and also contains Hybrid Stripers and White Bass, along with many other species.
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In: Cats
By: rubicon31
New Posts Lake Norfork
Sitting on the AR/MO border, this wonderfully scenic lake hosts all 3 members of the Striper Family, as well as black bass, crappie and others.
57 156 Last Post Nov 10 2008, 02:22 PM
In: Bass Report
By: basscatin
New Posts Greer's Ferry Lake
Sometimes overshadowed by the incredible tailwater trout fishing below the lake, this beautiful lake in north-central AR has all the common sport fish of the region, plus Walleye and Hybrid Stripers, for which the lake currently holds World Record status.
46 49 Last Post Nov 6 2008, 12:03 PM
In: Waleye Fishing
By: walleyehunter
New Posts Pomme De Terre Lake
Probably the smallest Corps of Engineers lake in the Ozarks, this 7,800 acre beauty hosts all the basic fishing species plus the bonus of a well-established population of Muskies.
68 200 Last Post Nov 6 2008, 11:12 PM
In: Saturday Report
By: redbird
New Posts Stockton Lake
Located in SW Missouri, this lake is a beautiful body of water, known for it's white bass off windy points, walleye along it's channel drops and crappie fishing at night.
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317 724 Last Post Nov 18 2008, 08:40 PM
In: November 12, 2008 Stockton Lak...
By: Thompson Fishing Guide Service
New Posts Truman Lake
This is a fish-catchin' lake if there ever was one... catch crappie year round. Bring extra props though if you're fishing the lake--lots and lots of trees.
52 185 Last Post Nov 5 2008, 10:07 AM
In: 11-3 Report
By: Bill B.
New Posts Lake of the Ozarks
The home of the ozarkian cigar boat... but still a great fishery. Fantastic bass and crappie lake. Hit those docks for some big slabs!
113 319 Last Post Oct 29 2008, 09:26 PM
In: Got Any Tips On Lake Of The Oz...
By: Mike3004
New Posts Grand Lake
Northeast Oklahome
this is one fertile lake!! Crappie, white and black bass, hybrids and oh the catfish!!
54 118 Last Post Nov 7 2008, 11:15 PM
In: Another Report For Grand
By: Paddlefish
New Posts Fellows Lake, Springfield Lake, McDaniels Lake
The lakes that surround Springfield
45 215 Last Post Nov 14 2008, 04:20 PM
In: Muskies Anyone?
By: twosets
New Posts Other Ozark Lakes
For those who frequent lakes in and out of the Ozarks not listed on OAF, this is the place to share fishing reports and information about the lakes you fish the most.
8 27 Last Post Oct 27 2008, 05:49 PM
In: Swepco
By: Quillback

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New Posts White River
Located below Bull Shoals Lake
One word - WOW!! Four species of trout - rainbow, brown, brook and cutthroat. Miles of holes and riffles below Bull Shoals Dam when the water is down... good stiff current for boating during generation. Spin or fly fishing--this is an incredible fishery.
Subforums: White River Articles
Forum Led by: John Berry
374 1,072 Last Post Yesterday, 08:01 AM
In: John Berry Fishing Report 11/2...
By: John Berry
New Posts Norfork Tailwater
Located below Norfork Lake.
4.8 miles of incredible trout fishing all year long. Again, you'll find rainbows, browns, brooks and cuts here. Special accesses allow fishing where fishing is the best- below the dam, McCellands and Handicap. Keep an eye on fishing reports- it gets good in the winter here!!
Subforums: Norfork Tailwater Articles
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147 673 Last Post Nov 16 2008, 05:50 PM
In: Hot Day On The Norfork
By: DoveTail
New Posts Little Red River
This world famous trout fishery is where the current world record Brown Trout was caught, a 40#4oz. monster. A tailwater below Greers Ferry Lake AR, rich in trout forage to quickly grow its resident Brown, Brook, Cutthroat and Rainbow Trout.
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73 197 Last Post Nov 3 2008, 09:09 AM
In: Little Red River Fishing Repor...
By: Trout Troller
New Posts Beaver Tailwater/Upper White River
This is the upper-most cold water tailwater on the White River System. Though it flows only several miles before meeting Table Rock Lake, this beauty holds Brown, Rainbow, Brook and Cutthroat Trout as well as White Bass and even some renegade Hybrid Stripers from Beaver Lake.
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141 459 Last Post Oct 14 2008, 11:36 AM
In: Spider Creek
By: wily
New Posts Truman Tailwater/Upper Osage River
This large tailwater is one section of the Osage River and is the headwaters of Lake of the Ozarks. It is a major fish factory, when water releases attract baitfish, containing Hybrid Stripers and White Bass, Walleye, Catfish and about everything else that swims the lake.
105 270 Last Post Nov 2 2008, 07:41 PM
In: Fishing Report
By: ozarkgunner
New Posts Bagnell Dam Tailwater/Lower Osage River
This very large tailwater river is the final stretch of Osage River before its eventual confluence with the Missouri River. Its waters hold a smorgasbord of fish, most notably Stripers, Hybrid Stripers, White Bass and Catfish.
36 147 Last Post Nov 13 2008, 12:19 PM
In: Fishing Below The Dam This Wee...
By: ChipperT
New Posts Powersite Dam Tailwater
This was the first dam constructed on the historic White River, being completed in 1915. It is the dam that created Lake Taneycomo, and the headwaters of Bull Shoals Lake. Any specie that swims in Bull Shoals Lake can be caught there under the right seasonal and water conditions.

46 140 Last Post Jun 13 2008, 09:44 PM
In: Fishing
By: lonkm

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New Posts North Fork of the White River
Southern Missouri sports some amazing spring-fed streams and the NFOW is at the top of the list. But you better bring your A-game... it's pools and riffles are a challenge for the best fly caster and the trout are not easily fooled.
Subforums: North Fork of the White River Map
Forum Led by: Brian Wise
140 536 Last Post Nov 11 2008, 09:58 PM
In: Report 10-25 & 10-26-08
By: jtwest
New Posts Bryant Creek
Great smallmouth stream.
20 88 Last Post Jul 31 2008, 07:32 AM
In: Bryant Creek
By: CMAC
New Posts Eleven Point River
Great float fishing, incredible scenery, hatches and springs... what more can you ask for?
Subforums: Eleven Point River Articles, Eleven Point Maps
Forum Led by: Brian Sloss
215 918 Last Post Yesterday, 10:24 PM
In: Best Campsites
By: snap
New Posts Current River
Some would say the finest trout stream in the state... in the midwest. Trout and smallmouth bass, fly or spin... you can't go wrong floating this river.
Subforums: Current River Articles
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200 877 Last Post Nov 10 2008, 09:56 PM
In: Upper Current Report 10/29
By: Forsythian
New Posts St. Francis River
The St. Francis River, one of MO's finest and most diverse. From its headwaters in the St. Francois mountains to where it exits Missouri in the Southeast Mo. lowlands, it starts at one of the highest elevations and leaves at the lowest. The upper end is home to clear waters and fast runs. Whitewater championships are held in the upper reaches in the spring flood season. After the Little St. Francis and Big River enter in, the river forms deep runs with riffles at each end. It is dammed up from near Greenville to Wappapello Dam forming a 44,000 lake for flood control. After that it becomes a lowland river, slow and deep, full of silt, to Wilhelmina at Mo.'s lowest point.
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In: St. Francis River Info
By: RiverRunner
New Posts Meramec River
83 397 Last Post Oct 31 2008, 10:44 PM
In: Thanks Rick B.
By: Rick Bruder
New Posts Spring River (Mo/Ar)
Mammoth Springs
37 237 Last Post Nov 3 2008, 08:24 PM
In: Anyone Fishing
By: Raleigh
New Posts Jack's Fork River
27 130 Last Post Aug 3 2008, 11:53 PM
In: What Fish?
By: ReikiNurse
New Posts Big/Little Piney River
30 137 Last Post Nov 12 2008, 11:56 AM
In: Little Piney Report
By: willber
New Posts Gasconade River

Subforums: Osage Fork
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In: Floated All By My Lonesome On ...
By: CadillaCricket
New Posts Sac & Little Sac Rivers
These great little rivers flow from near Springfield to form the two arms of Stockton Lake. They contain healthy populations of resident smallmouth, spotted bass and panfish, and receive excellent spring runs of White Bass and Walleye.
31 94 Last Post Sep 30 2008, 12:06 PM
In: Fish
By: ozarkgunner
New Posts Niangua River
This river is a tributary of Lake of the Ozarks. It is best known as a trout fishery below its confluence with Bennett Spring and as a popular float stream. It is a very good Smallmouth fishery, and the lower river below Tunnel Dam receives a good spring run of Hybrid Stripers and White Bass.
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In: Niangua Today 11-19
By: Paola Cat
New Posts Black River
Located in Reynolds County, the Black River is one of the prettiest rivers in the state. Very very clear water. You can see the rocks on the bottom in 10-12 feet of water. Very nice smallmouth stream. But the clear water can make it tough to fish sometimes too.
9 25 Last Post Jun 23 2008, 11:46 AM
In: Heading Down Late June ...what...
By: Dan Pemby
New Posts August A. Busch Conservation Area
The Busch Conservation Area has 72 fishable lakes and ponds (photo left) ranging from tiny ponds of a few hundred square yards to the expansive 182-acre Lake 33. The 550 acres of water provide opportunities to catch bass, catfish, trout, muskie, crappie, and sunfish. The visitor center has 120 rental boats, bait, tackle, and licenses and will direct you to the lake managed for the fish species you’re after. There are 43 fishing of which 4 are disabled accessible.
12 28 Last Post Nov 15 2008, 05:19 PM
In: Report For November 14
By: snagged in outlet 3
New Posts Pomme De Terre River
This little jewel in south-central MO is the primary tributary of Pomme De Terre Lake. It has a good population of resident Smallmouth and panfish, and receives an excellent spring run of White Bass.
13 23 Last Post Aug 11 2008, 10:46 AM
In: Catfish?
By: msubobcats
New Posts Finley River
This tributary of the James River has great Smallmouth and panfish resident populations and is a great small float-fishing stream above and below the town of Ozark MO.
27 113 Last Post Oct 9 2008, 11:20 PM
In: Fantastic Few Hours On The Cre...
By: gobblergetter
New Posts James River
This major tributary of Table Rock Lake develops its character over a journey of many miles, from the pristine upper river above Springfield MO where Smallmouth and panfish are plentiful, to the excellent Smallmouth and Spotted Bass float-fishing through its lower reaches. It also receives spring runs of big White Bass and Walleye.
Subforums: James River Maps
102 450 Last Post Oct 9 2008, 04:29 PM
In: Fished The Lower James
By: mmirg
New Posts Crane Creek
Crane, Mo
Home of the McCloud Rainbow. Thie little rainbow has survived almost a hundred years of drought and floods and still remains one of the rarest pure trout strains in America.
64 355 Last Post Nov 16 2008, 08:25 PM
In: First Fishing Report For Me On...
By: Greg
New Posts Capps Creek
This pretty little creek just west of Monett MO is stocked periodically with Rainbow and Brown Trout by the MDC. There is also nicely restored, historic mill and dam, Jolly Mill.
37 242 Last Post Yesterday, 07:52 PM
In: A Look At Capp's
By: mrbuzib1
New Posts Elk River
Noel, Mo.
Grand Lake Watershed
Great for floating and fishing. Smallmouth, spring run for white bass. Hybrids in June!
126 427 Last Post Nov 9 2008, 10:01 PM
In: Kings River
By: redfish
New Posts Shoal Creek
near Neosho, Mo
33 181 Last Post Nov 13 2008, 09:04 PM
In: Shoal Creek Fishing Report
By: Chief Greybear