Missouri Fishing Report
Meramec River Sponsored by
| Date | 21-Sep-18 | |
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: Meramec River: (Crawford Co.) Water Level (Range): falling
Water Type: dingy
Fish Reported:
Catfish: Fair
Black Bass: Fair
Crappie: Fair
Bluegill: Fair
catfish are fair using cut baits and doughbaits; black bass are fair using spinnerbaits and topwater lures; crappie are fair using minnows; bluegill are fair using natural baits; all other species are slow. STL - Water Level (Range): high Water Type: dingy Fish Reported: Catfish: Fair Black Bass: Fair Crappie: Slow Bluegill: Good catfish are fair using cut baits and livers; black bass are fair using plastic worms and crankbaits; crappie are slow, try using minnows; bluegill are good using worms and crickets; all other species are slow. Reported by: Missouri Dept of Conservation |
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| About: -
The Meramec River is one of the most diversified rivers in North America. More
than half of the fish in Missouri are found in the Meramec River. All three of
the black bass can be fished, along with catfish and panfish.
Boat Launch: There is one concrete motorboat launch and canoe launch located near the park store. They are available during park hours. A gravel boat launch is located in the campground and is available only for the camping patrons. There are no launch fees. |
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