North Fork River
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07-Sep-10
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: Norfork Tailwater: Ken Richards at Just Fishing Guides said theres been no generation all morning until 2 p.m. Scud and sow bug patterns seem to be the best patterns. Look for fish rolling on the bottom and drift your flies down to them. Humpback scud (gray or olive), BH Simple Sow or a Ray Charles sow bug are reliable patterns to fish. There is some midge activity early and late in the day. Try small dries like a Parachute Adams or Griffith's Gnat or emergers like a Yongs Special or RS2 just below the surface, sizes 18-22. Terrestrials (hoppers, ants and beetles) and small streamers including wooly buggers, sparrows and 56ers are other patterns to try. Reported by: Arkansas F&G |
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Tailwaters of Lake Norfork Dam, the
North Fork meanders for a mere 5-miles before joining the White River. Expert anglers and inexperienced fishermen alike enjoy exciting, year-round
fishing adventures on this perfect cool water trout stream. Cool waters from the Norfork Dam flow into this
picturesque five-mile long mountain river
creating
a perfect world-class trout stream. The North Fork River remains at 47 to 58
degrees during all seasons providing an ideal year-round habitat for Rainbow,
Cutthroat, German Brown and Brook. (map and more on the North Fork River)
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- Rainbow
- Cutthroat
- German Brown
- Brook
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North Fork River, from
100 yards below Norfork Dam to White River: Open to fishing with rod or pole
only. Anglers may use no more than one fishing rod or pole and must attend it at
all times. A trout permit is required. Chains or other objects capable of
destroying aquatic vegetation may not be dragged.
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