Even though water has been higher on the Spring River lately, but still on the drop with not a lot of rain of late, the fishing appears very good. TOP AND LEFT: The Spring River in northeast Arkansas offers a plethora of fish species for anglers to target, including this brown trout recently caught by an angler who was fishing with guide Mark Crawford of Spring River Flies and Guides. Geological Survey, visit: įor water-quality statistics (including temperature) in many Arkansas streams and lakes, visit: Your purchase of a Fishing License helps support the AGFC’s work in maintaining the fishing resources throughout the state.Īrkansas River and White River levels are available at: įor real-time information on stream flow in Arkansas from the U.S. ****Buy an Arkansas Fishing License by clicking here. All Corps of Engineers lake and river readings were taken at 11 a.m. Note: msl = mean sea level cfs = cubic feet per second. Contact the reporter for the lake or stream you plan to fish for current news.
Reports are updated weekly, although some reports might be published for two weeks if updates are not received promptly or if reporters say conditions haven’t changed. If there is a body of water you would like included in this report, please email with information on possible sources for reports about that lake or river. This is the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission’s fishing report for July 22, 2021. Managing Editor Arkansas Wildlife Magazine
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