Mud Dauber 1

There are some good Shoals right in front of the campground but i doubt if you will be able to wade them with all this water, you can always hope that they will slow down the generation by then. I would fish the wildcat shoals area (1/2 mile from the dock) from a boat. I have had luck in the past using large san juan worms under a strike indicator. Usually when the water is this high though I will spin fish using a weighted "river rig" with a plastic trout worm or live bait. The people at Rainbow drive are really great, The dock hand is a great guy and he will take care of you (Clinton) although they don't really know much about fly fishing. Have fun you will catch alot of fish.

Hey all I am new to this site, I am a young guy from up near Springfield, MO and I love to fish down on the white. I have been trying to find a used "white river" fiberglass jon boat for river fishing. Any old junker would be fine from 16' to the 20' footers. I don't need one of those new fancy supremes! I may not even need a trailer. I have a brand new 9.9 mariner fourstroke but my 14 ft. lake jon is just to heavy. I see dozens of these boats in yards down around Mt. Home so surely some ole boy has one that he could spare! Any tips on where to look? A new one is out of the question as I am a poor college student who just likes to fish. Thanks!