The cost to fish at Roaring River State Park is affordable at $3 for a daily trout tag for adults, and for anglers younger than 16 years old, its $2. You can purchase a tag at the park.
The word “Lunker” is commonly paired with Largemouth Bass and Trout. A Lunker Trout is a big fish that would leave your friends jealous when looking at photos from your trout fishing trip. It’s typically recommended and often a rule that catch and release must be practiced for these kinds of fish. So quickly take a photo, grab some measurements and place it back into the water to swim freely.
The Roaring River State Park is an easy drive from Branson, MO. Typically drive time will take a little over an hour, so it’s not a far drive for anglers looking for a great trout fishing trip while vacationing in Branson.
With its excellent access to swimming areas and beaches, people visiting may want to bring man’s best friend. Dogs are allowed at Roaring River State Park, but must be on a leash at all times and cleaned up after. The park does provide clean up stations for you take after your pet and leave a top destination in Missouri better than you found it.
Guests can swim in Zone 2 of Roaring River State Park. Zone 2 is from the mouth of Dry Hollow Creek to the Old Dam in the Lower Campground. The area also provides a swimming pool that can be accessed with a small fee.
The time fishing starts at the Roaring River State Park depends on the time of year. The start time will vary from 6:30 am to 7:30 am and the end time can change from 6 pm to 8:30 pm.
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