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Looking to wade new trout water for me.  No trout parks and no tailwater.  I have been to the NFOW as well so we can't include that one.  Also would like a chance for a nice fish or two.  Current?  11 PT.?  Where else can I go without needing the canoe or any boat?  I know their are sections on both of the rivers I mentioned, but I don't know them.  Ideas?  Thanks

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You could do 11 or but it's going to an interesting hike

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Walk in access to the 11 Point is pretty limited. Much better to rent a canoe from Brian Sloss in Alton.


 


 

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I have wade fished the 11 pt and it has really limited access. I wade a lot for trout and can give you some thoughts. Send me a PM.

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11 pt can be waded.  You will have to be willing to hike a little and drive around.  This time of year would be the best, lowest flows are right now.  Last fish were stocked in Oct. or Nov.

Grab a map and take off. Best wading would be above Whitten.  There are several accesses and trails.

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Small, wadable MO streams:

Barren Fork, Blue Springs, Capp's, Crane, Mill, Roaring River, Roubidoux, Spring 

Medium, wadable in places:

Current, Eleven Point, Little Piney, Meramec, Niangua, North Fork

 

John

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I've hit most of the small ones on your list Ness.  I'm leaning more towards the Current.  I have been there once, but just at Baptist.   I have thought about little piney too.

"you can always beat the keeper, but you can never beat the post"

There are only three things in life that are certain : death, taxes, and the wind blowing at Capps Creek!

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I'd have to second ness when he mentioned the Little Piney. My favorite smaller stream.  You can park under the 63 hwy bridge or, as i do, park at the parking area at the gate at Lane Springs since the park is closed.  Although its closed people are welcome to park at the parking area at the gate and walk down the hill thru the field to the river. The fish are wild and most of the time are eager...

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2 hours ago, Eric82 said:

Although its closed people are welcome to park at the parking area at the gate and walk down the hill thru the field to the river. The fish are wild and most of the time are eager...

Looking forward to making a trip to the upper LP in the next several weeks. I have been a bit hesitant in parking below the bridge. So I will likely park at Lane Springs lot.

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Let me know when you planning on going if you want i could meet ya there. Unless you want solitude which is also understandable... ;)

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