TOP FISHING GUIDES IN ARKANSAS
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J. T. Crappie Guide Services trips from $175
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Fisher Davis’ Guide Service trips from $300
TOP ARKANSAS FISHING TRIPS
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Fish NW Arkansas$300 for 2Beaver Lake, AR
Half Day: 4hrs
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NW Arkansas 6hr Trip$350 for 2Beaver Lake, AR
Half Day: 6hrs
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NW Arkansas 8hr Trip$400 for 2Beaver Lake, AR
Half Day: 8hrs
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Fishing$500 for 2Lake ouachita , AR
Full Day: 8hrs
Fishing In Arkansas
If a state were made for people who love the outdoors, this would be it. With activities ranging from biking, hunting, fishing, caverns, and hot springs. Its fishing is one of it's most popular, and it's fishing opportunities in this state are limitless.
Arkansas has over 9,000 miles of rivers and streams. Many of the lakes are crystal clear and cover 600,000 acres of Arkansas. With its wide range of rivers and lakes, we are impressed with the number of fish species that can be enjoyed by an angler for a state without coastlines.
The famous lakes and rivers are obvious choices, but let us tell you about a hidden gem called the St. Francis River Sunken Lands. Our fishing reporters say the area has some insanely good spotted bass fishing, where anglers can hit their weight limit in as little as an hour with an excellent guide.
Arkansas has over 9,000 miles of rivers and streams. Many of the lakes are crystal clear and cover 600,000 acres of Arkansas. With its wide range of rivers and lakes, we are impressed with the number of fish species that can be enjoyed by an angler for a state without coastlines.
The famous lakes and rivers are obvious choices, but let us tell you about a hidden gem called the St. Francis River Sunken Lands. Our fishing reporters say the area has some insanely good spotted bass fishing, where anglers can hit their weight limit in as little as an hour with an excellent guide.
Fishing Calendar for the Best Times to Fish in Arkansas
January

Where: Lake Greeson
Species: Crappie
February

Where: Mississippi River
Species: Blue Catfish
March

Where: Lake Ouachita
Species: Walleye
April

Where: Lake Dardanelle
Species: Crappie
May

Where: Beaver Lake
Species: Bass Fishing
June

Where: Beaver Lake
Species: Catfish
July

Where: Little Red River
Species: Catfish
August

Where: The White River
Species: Rainbow Trout
September

Where: Upper Ouachita River
Species: Smallmouth Bass
October

Where: Greers Ferry Lake
Species: Walleye
November

Where: Lake Ouachita
Species: Smallmouth Bass
December

Where: The White River
Species: Trophy Brown Trout
FAQ’s ABOUT FISHING IN ARKANSAS
What is the best month to catch crappie in Arkansas?
February to early March is one of the best times to catch crappie in Arkansas. However, you can catch crappie all year-round in Arkansas.
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