Try this website. It shows the rainfall amounts for the last 24 hours. Enter your zip code and then click anywhere on the map.
24 Hour Rainfall Totals By Zip Code | RainDrop
Yes, it shows the scheduled flow on the left side of the screen and current flow on the right side. But as
Snagged said, it doesn't show the previous flows.
I use the USACE web page to see the current and previous flows, so I know what's coming further downstream.
Bull Shoals Lake
Got to love the old cars in the video.
We used to fish Bennett when we lived in Florissant in the late 50's and early 60's but never went for opening day. There were lots of characters down there. I remember meeting Pete and Marie Cento who each held the Missouri record rainbow trout record back then.
With the blizzard coning tomorrow I made a trip to the BS dam access. I was met by our local Game Warden, and he doesn't bother to check me these days. Always good to see him out there. Fishing was pretty good. A friend caught a nice rainbow right of the bat and I ended with 9. Best flies for me were egg patterns and a UV nymph my friend tied.
Here is best rainbow....
Waded at Rim Shoals this morning and had a good trip. Water was at minimum flow but still a bit higher than normal due to runoff from the recent wet weather. Best flies today were an olive/brown woolly bugger and the usual egg patterns fished in tandem. Ended the morning with lots of rainbows and 1 cutthroat. No browns today.
Here are a couple of the better rainbows...
We used to shoot a few when I lived in South Texas. The breast fillets were great on the grill. They deserve the label Ribeye of the Sky.
Another unusual great eating bird down there was the Fulvous Whistling Tree Duck.
It is what it is.
I think AGFC has done a great job creating a world class trout fishery here in Arkansas.
Big thanks to Christy Graham and the AGFC folks.
Here is a video I took yesterday of a pair of nice rainbows doing their spawning thing and another male trying to crash the party.
It finally warmed up enough to get out and fish, so I took the boat up to the State Park. Fishing was good on the 1-unit flow and the fish were hungry. Caught a bunch of rainbows and 2 decent browns on a sculpin imitation fly. The south wind picked up and made it difficult to work the fly, so I left a bit early.