Crowley

Med light does seem to be more versatile, thanks

Thanks for the suggestions. Will these medium lights be too heavy for trout? I was also looking at the bass pro airstream.

Greetings all. I have some gift cards and looking to spend them on a new spin rod. Currently have a bass pro shop microlite in Light power that I use on my drift boat in the upper sections of the ozark rivers for trout and the occasional smallies that I may run across. Either an Ultra Light for a little more excitement in those sections Or a Medium Light to use in those sections as well as further down out of the trout waters Like to only have 2 rods (1 fly and 1 spin) in my boat. Thanks in advance.

I'm heading down to the white and norfork next week and looking for help with a game plan. I've only been on the white a couple times in early February when the river is flowing big time so not sure what to expect with the current conditions of far less flow than at that time. I have a paddle jon with a 6hp and had planned on putting in at different ramp access points, motor up about 5 or so miles then drift back down to the car. With the current flow, would I be able to do that? Where would be my best access points? If motoring up isn't possible, does anyone know of someone that would take my car down river and I can just drift down? I'm not opposed to wading and probably prefer to do that than deal with a boat but I've never waded these rivers so where would be some decent spots to wade and can you wade up/down the river for a good stretch? Same questions about the Norfork Tailwater? Thanks in advance.

Planning a trip in November. Any recommendations on where to tent camp and put in boat to motor up river and float back down to put in? I have a 6hp motor with 3 gallon tank so can't motor up too far. Also, flies of choice for that time. Thanks in advance.