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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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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 6-hour trip is a great option when a Half Day Trip is not enough, but a Full Day Trip is a bit too long. These trips take place either on Table Rock, Bull Shoals, or Lake Taneycomo. The trip typically starts around 6:00 a.m, but the start time is flexible.
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!
This 3-hour trip is perfect for families with children when a Half Day Trip might be too long and a 2 Hour Trip is just not enough. You can also start this trip at 10:00 a.m.
Booking a Full day is a great choice to really get your best experience on the lake.
Half day trip is 5 hours
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
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.

Walleye fishing in Arkansas, United States draws anglers for good reason. These sharp‑eyed Panfish cousins love cool, clear reservoirs and flowing rivers across the state. They bite best in low light, fight hard, and make excellent table fare.
Guides here use simple, proven tactics. Trolling crankbaits along rocky points covers water fast. Jigging with minnows or soft plastics targets fish tight to drop-offs. Bottom bouncing with a nightcrawler harness keeps bait near the lake floor, where Walleye feed. At dawn and dusk, a slip bobber and live bait can be deadly on wind-blown banks.
Most trips launch early and focus on structure like points, humps, and channel edges. Your captain handles the boat, electronics, and tackle, so beginners learn quickly. Families enjoy calm-water runs and steady action. Bring sun protection, snacks, layered clothing, and a small cooler. Pack a camera and be ready for a low-light bite. Ask your guide about keeping fish and how filleting works after the trip.
Arkansas shines with big, clear Ozark reservoirs and productive rivers. Bull Shoals Lake and Norfork Lake offer classic deep structure and strong Walleye numbers. Greers Ferry Lake is known for quality fish and clear water. Beaver Lake rewards careful presentations along steep banks and long points. The White River system and Arkansas River backwaters also produce, especially during spring runs and cool months.
Before you go, check Arkansas fishing rules. You may need a state fishing license, and some waters have special regulations. Review local season guidance, daily harvest limits, size limits, and gear rules. Regulations can change, so confirm details with current state guidance close to your trip date.