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A quick out in the freshwater is always a good idea. You'll be fishing for the likes of Bass, Crappie, and Walleye.
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The best out of 17 charter fishing deals in Arkansas - enter dates to check availability
A quick out in the freshwater is always a good idea. You'll be fishing for the likes of Bass, Crappie, and Walleye.
Looking for nonstop action? Our 5-Hour White River Multi-Species Trip targets the fish that are biting best that day, giving you the opportunity to catch trout, walleye, bass, catfish, bluegill, perch, and other seasonal species. This trip is perfect for families, beginners, and anglers who enjoy variety instead of focusing on just one fish. We provide all rods, reels, bait, and tackle. Max 5 per boat.
The 3 hr Mid-day trip is a great option if your group is not early risers, but still want to take advantage of some great fishing. The fishing here on our lakes is great all day long!
Half day fishing trip 1-2 people
24ft center console trolling live bait with up to 12 poles on a Beautiful Trophy Striper Beaver Lake Ar targeting 20 to 40lb Striper. We offer all amities for fishing and we will take the time to teach you while providing and capturing an unforgettable adventure. Come out with ROS and capture yours today! We can fit up to 6. We also offer full day and multi day trips and customizes trips
We will leave the boat dock and head out to some of our favorite spots to fiah.
Spend a few hours on the stunning waters of Ashdown aboard a 21' Bass boat with Captain Joel. Target crappie, bluegill, largemouth bass, catfish, and more while enjoying a child-friendly, hands-on fishing adventure. All rods, reels, tackle, and lures are provided, and a First Mate is on board to make your trip smooth. Bring snacks, sunscreen, and your sense of adventure!
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4-hour and 6-hour trips are given priority for morning departures. Shorter trips may be scheduled in the morning only if no longer trips are booked within 24 hours of the trip date. Is 4 hours too long and 2 hours too short? Then this trip is the perfect amount of time to see the lake and catch fish while doing it.

Crappie fishing in Arkansas, United States is a favorite for locals and visitors. These prized Panfish bite year-round and taste great. You will find both Black Crappie and White Crappie across the state’s lakes, rivers, and backwaters.
Most anglers use light spinning tackle and simple rigs. Live minnows under a float are hard to beat. Jigs with soft plastics also work well. Many crews slow-troll multiple rods, called spider rigging, to cover water. In spring, fish move shallow to spawn. In summer and winter, they hold near brush, docks, and channel edges.
Charter trips are easygoing and family friendly. Expect calm, sheltered waters and short boat rides. Your captain provides tackle and bait, and shows you how to find and handle fish. Bring sun protection, drinks, and a small cooler for your fillets if keeping fish is allowed. Dress in layers and wear non-slip shoes.
Arkansas offers variety in every region. The Ozark and Ouachita reservoirs are classic Crappie waters with timber and coves. The Delta’s Mississippi River oxbows and the Arkansas River backwaters hold strong populations. Popular lakes such as Greers Ferry, Conway, Dardanelle, Nimrod, Millwood, and Ouachita all produce quality “slabs” in season.
Before you go, check Arkansas fishing rules. Confirm your fishing license, and review any local seasons, harvest limits, and waterbody-specific regulations. Your guide can point you to the latest requirements, but the final responsibility is yours.

