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Trout Fishing in Ozark Streams and Lakes Area name and type Directions and total miles County Barren Fork Creek 1,2 County Road A-D to its junction with Sinking Creek—3 .2 miles Blue Springs Creek 1,2 From Blue Springs to its junction with Meramec River—4 miles Capps Creek 1,2 4 miles upstream from its junction with Shoal Creek Crane Creek 1,2 Upstream from Quail Spur Road crossing on Stone County Road 13-195—8 miles Current River 1,2 River and its tributaries from lower boundary of Montauk State Park to Cedar Grove Bridge—9 miles Current River 1,2 Downstream from Cedar Grove Bridge crossing—7 .7 miles Eleven Point River 1,2 Greer Spring Branch junction to Turner Mill Access—5 .5 miles Eleven Point River 1 Downstream from Turner Mill Access—14 .2 miles Hickory Creek 1,2 From Highway 86 bridge to Shoal Creek—2 .7 miles Definitions of Blue, Red and White Ribbon Trout Management Areas are on Page 16. 18 Length Limit Daily Limit Shannon At least 18" 1 Crawford At least 18" 1 Barry and Newton Stone and Lawrence Dent and Shannon Dent and Shannon Rainbows: none Browns: at least 15" At least 18" 1 At least 18" 1 Rainbows: none Browns: at least 15" Oregon At least 18" 1 Authorized Lures Artificial lures and flies Artificial lures and flies 4 All Artificial lures and flies Artificial lures and flies 4 All Artificial lures and flies Oregon None 4 All Newton Rainbows: none Browns: at least 15" Catch and release 4 (from March 1– Oct . 31) 0 (from Nov . 1– Feb . 28) All (from March 1– Oct . 31) Artificial lures and flies only from Nov . 1– Feb . 28
Don’t trespass! Many trout streams flow through private land. Before entering, ask landowners for permission. Area name and type Directions and total miles County Lake Taneycomo and its tributaries 1,2,3,4 From the closed zone 760 feet below Table Rock Dam to the Taney mouth of Fall Creek—3 miles Lake Taneycomo 1,2,3,4 Mouth of Fall Creek to Powersite Dam and tributaries to Lake Taneycomo—19 .7 miles Little Piney Creek 1,2 From Phelps County line in Sections 9 and 16 of T35N, R8W, including Piney Spring Branch and Lane Spring Branch to Milldam Hollow Access—9 .9 miles Little Piney Creek 1,2 Downstream of Milldam Hollow Access—3 .7 miles Meramec River 1,2 From Highway 8 bridge to Scott’s Ford and in Dry Fork Creek from the elevated cable crossing to its confluence with the Meramec River—8 .2 miles Mill Creek 1,2 Yelton Spring to its junction with Little Piney Creek including Wilkins Spring and spring branch—7 .7 miles Niangua River 1,2 From Bennett Spring Branch to Prosperine Access—11 .5 miles of stocked stream North Fork, White River 1,2 Upper outlet of Rainbow Spring to Patrick Bridge—8 .6 miles Taney 19 Length Limit Rainbows: less than 12" or greater than 20" Browns: at least 20" Rainbows: none Browns: at least 20" Daily Limit 4 (only 1 brown) 4 (only 1 brown) Phelps At least 18" 1 Phelps Phelps and Crawford Rainbows: none Browns: at least 15" At least 15" 2 Phelps At least 18" 1 Dallas Rainbows: none Browns: at least 15" Ozark At least 18" 1 Authorized Lures Artificial lures and flies All Artificial lures and flies 4 All Artificial lures and flies Artificial lures and flies 4 All Artificial lures and flies 1 The use of porous-soled waders is prohibited. See Page 16. 2 While on any waters with length limits, all trout you possess must be kept with head, tail and skin intact. 3 Lake Taneycomo is stocked monthly with rainbow trout and annually with brown trout. 4 Must also have trout permit upstream of U.S. Highway 65 bridge to fish for any species.
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Page 19: Trout may be taken by pole and line
Page 23 and 24: Reciprocal Fishing Privileges Fishi
Page 25 and 26: Largemouth bass smooth tongue upper
Page 27 and 28: Shovelnose sturgeon bases of barbel
Page 29 and 30: How to Measure a Fish (Total Length
Page 31 and 32: From the downstream end of the no-f
Page 33 and 34: Stockton Lake ◾ Black bass—15"
Page 35 and 36: Courtois Creek Mainstem and its tri
Page 37 and 38: Hickory Creek Mainstem and its trib
Page 39 and 40: From Highway F in Washington County
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