…nets! Fellowship was even hotter. Yes, it was cold but if you dressed appropriately it was very tolerable. Plus, the trout didn’t mind the cold temperatures. Water temps were perfect for feeding trout. Flasks of bourbon kept the Winger’s warm. But, I must say some flasks were manlier than others! The Wingers livedup to…… Read More
…Administration, an agency of the U.S. Department of Energy. Serious anglers and guides who can not only decipher these schedules but also understand what a specific water release means to trout feeding habits and behavior on these tailwaters enjoy a real advantage. The dam holding back water that forms Norfork…… Read More
…water by about 9 am. The water was crystal clear with a flow rate of 109 Cubic feet per second and the gage height of 1.77 feet. They had stocked the stream the night before with 750 trout all of them looking for something other than pellets to feed on….… Read More