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Little brother
Hi guys I'm from south Louisiana and my baby brother moved up to a little town called Salem about 2 yrs. ago. I have been to visit a few times and we both own bikes so I was able to take in alot of your beautiful scenery on the back of my old Harley. We rode to the trout hatchery on the white river and Bull shoals Maybee. He is not a fisherman but knows i love to fish. I'm sure some of you guys have info on somewhere to catch a few slabs in this area. I know the white is renown for trout but i hear they don't eat as good as sacalait lol.
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Sorry I can't point you in the right direction on the fishing,,but I can say welcome from Dardanelle, I'd bet someone will be along shortly that can help with the where to catchem imformation!
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Dont know except that you have Bull Shoals and Norfork there
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Pm Blair Arnold. He lives up in that neck of the woods and probably can give you some directions on crappie fishing in the area.
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He has Crown Lake in Horseshoe Bend. A lake not talked about much on the site but has some nice fish. I dont know how he feels about other fish but the lake has saug-eye in it.. Also Welcome from Jonesboro AR
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Crown is good so is Lake Charles for numbers but not much on size. Norfork has some good fish in it if you can find the brushpiles.
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Fish in the creeks Big creek,brushy creek any of the creeks no timber.Brush piles in every cove either by cor. or local bass clubs or personal most are marked with signs on bank above the brush.The main norfork river branch above Mountain Home.RedBank area,Cranfields in mountain home can help with info and supplies pay $10.00 and fish missiouri too great fishing espically early spring,march,april spring rains stain water even muddy at times.Below the Norkfork and Bull Shoals you fish the small creeks that flow into the river.The White River Below Batesville were I live is real good for crappie my friends just caught 50 crappie yesterday kept around 10 fish they are small average 10-11 in.We usually camp below norfork dam fish hatchery every spring great place(bald eagles) late april early may great fishing.Bring your RoadRunners REd white,pink( bubble gum), white, blue/white in cooler water,Red/Chart,pink/chart in stained water. hope this helps give us a shout if we can be of any help.
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Slick, your signature line just keeps getting better and better!! Thumbs Up
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Thanks for all the help and tips guys I sure appreciate it.
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I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=30.238682,-92.809217
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shallow, did you stop and get your picture taken by the big black bird? you passed right by it. and me.
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Attachment 81896 This is Little brother on the right and a co-worker of ours on the left @ Norfork. I did not however take a pic at the black bird.
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I lived in Viola for a while right outside of Salem. Your best bet for crappie up there is Norfork Lake. They're on there, but it's a bit different fishing because there's not as much visible cover. Still, you can get on em and wear em out if you can find them. Good luck.
