Customize your fishing adventure in Eureka Springs with a trip that's all about you. Whether you want to target multiple species, enjoy a family outing, or explore the scenic waters of the Ozarks, we've got you covered. Our flexible trips are great for anglers of any skill level, from first-timers to seasoned pros. We'll work with you to create the perfect day out on Beaver Lake, Table Rock Lake, or the White River. It's fishing your way - tell us what you're after, and we'll make it happen. No cookie-cutter trips here - just pure, personalized angling fun in some of Arkansas' most beautiful spots. Get in touch with us at Ozark's Full Stringers LLC, and let's start planning your ideal day on the water. We'll handle the details; you just bring your sense of adventure and get ready to make some great catches.

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Custom Fishing Trips in Eureka Springs

Ready to hit the water for a fishing adventure that's all about you? Our custom fishing trips in Eureka Springs, Arkansas are the real deal. Whether you're looking to chase multiple species, enjoy some quality family time on the water, or explore the most scenic spots around, we've got you covered. From novices to seasoned anglers, our flexible outings are designed to give you exactly what you're after. With prime fishing grounds across Beaver Lake, Table Rock Lake, and the White River, we'll craft the perfect day on the water that fits your style and goals. Let's get you hooked up with Ozark's Full Stringers LLC for a day of fishing you won't forget.

Trip Overview

Picture this: You're out on the crystal-clear waters of the Ozarks, rod in hand, with a guide who knows these lakes and rivers like the back of their hand. That's what you're in for with our custom fishing trips. We're not about one-size-fits-all here. Want to focus on landing that trophy bass? We'll take you to the hotspots. Hoping to teach the kids the basics? We've got calm waters and patient instruction. Maybe you're after a mix of fishing and sightseeing? We'll cruise you by some of the most stunning shorelines in Arkansas. Our trips are all about what YOU want, and we're here to make it happen. From the moment you step on the boat, you're in for a day tailored to your fishing dreams.

What to Expect on the Water

When you book with us, you're getting more than just a boat ride. We're talking top-notch gear, tried-and-true techniques, and local knowledge that can't be beat. Depending on your goals, we might be trolling for stripers on Beaver Lake, finessing soft plastics for largemouth on Table Rock, or drifting flies for trout on the White River. We've got all the latest gadgets too - from fish finders to GPS - to put you on the fish. But here's the kicker: we're flexible. If one technique isn't working, we'll switch it up. If you want to try something new, we're all for it. It's your day, and we're here to make sure it's a good one. Plus, we'll teach you as much as you want to learn about the local waters and the fish that call them home.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

You know what keeps folks coming back to fish with us? It's not just the fish (though they help). It's the experience. It's watching the sun rise over Table Rock Lake as you cast your first line of the day. It's the thrill of feeling that first tug on your line and knowing you're in for a fight. It's the stories and laughs shared on the boat, and the pride of showing off your catch at the end of the day. Our regulars tell us it's like fishing with an old buddy who just happens to know all the best spots. We keep things laid-back but professional, fun but focused on getting you on fish. And let's be honest, there's nothing quite like the bragging rights that come with landing a big one in the Ozarks.

Species You'll Want to Hook

Largemouth Bass: The king of the lakes around here, largemouth bass in Eureka Springs are no joke. These bulldogs can top 8 pounds and put up a fight that'll have your arms aching (in the best way). Spring and fall are prime times, but we can find them year-round. There's nothing quite like the explosion of a big largemouth smashing a topwater lure at dawn.

Brook Trout: Don't let their size fool you - these little fighters are a blast to catch. We find them in the cooler, faster-moving sections of the White River. They're stunning to look at, with their speckled backs and bright orange fins. Fall is the best time to target them when their colors are at their most vibrant. Light tackle and small flies or spinners are the ticket here.

Walleye: If you're after some of the best-tasting fish in fresh water, walleye are your target. These yellow-eyed predators are most active in low light, so early mornings or evenings are prime time. We'll often troll or jig for them in deeper water. They're crafty fighters and even better on the dinner table - if you're lucky enough to land a few, you're in for a real treat.

Striped Bass: Want to feel like you're battling a freight train? Stripers in Beaver Lake can top 30 pounds and will test your stamina like no other freshwater fish. We typically target them by trolling with live bait or artificial lures. The best action is often in the summer when they're chasing schools of shad. Landing one of these monsters is an accomplishment any angler can be proud of.

Brown Trout: The White River is famous for its brown trout, and for good reason. These smart, strong fish can grow to impressive sizes here - we're talking potential 20-pounders. They're challenging to catch, which makes landing one all the sweeter. We often target them with flies or lures that mimic their natural prey. The bigger browns come out to play in the low light of dawn and dusk, making for some exciting fishing.

Time to Book Your Spot

Alright, let's cut to the chase - if you're itching to get out on the water for a custom fishing adventure in Eureka Springs, now's the time to lock it in. We're talking about a day on the lake that's all about what YOU want. Whether it's chasing monster stripers, teaching the kids to cast, or just soaking in the beauty of the Ozarks while trying to land dinner, we've got you covered. Our calendar fills up fast, especially during peak seasons, so don't wait to book your trip. Give us a shout, tell us what you're after, and let's get you set up for a day of fishing you'll be talking about for years to come. Trust me, there's nothing like the feeling of being out on these waters, rod in hand, with a whole day of possibilities ahead. So what are you waiting for? Let's make it happen with Ozark's Full Stringers LLC. The fish are calling, and we've got a spot on the boat with your name on it.

Learn more about the species

Brook Trout

Brook trout are the jewels of cold, clean streams - small but feisty fighters with beautiful colors. Most run 8-12 inches, though they can reach 2-3 pounds in lakes. Look for them in pools, near fallen logs, and under cut banks in mountain creeks. They're most active in spring and fall when water temperatures are cooler. Brookies are opportunistic feeders, so matching the hatch with flies or tossing small spinners can be effective. Anglers prize them for their stunning looks and the pristine environments they inhabit. Be stealthy when approaching - these guys spook easily. A local tip: on bright days, try drifting a worm under a small bubble float through deeper pools. The natural presentation often tempts even the wariest brook trout.

Brown Trout

Brown trout are wary and challenging quarry, typically running 1-5 pounds but capable of reaching 20+. They prefer cool, well-oxygenated waters and are often found in deeper pools, under cut banks, and near submerged logs. Browns are most active in low light, making dawn and dusk prime fishing times. Spring and fall offer the best action as water temperatures are ideal. Anglers prize browns for their cunning nature and hard fights. To fool these smart fish, try matching your presentations to local forage - terrestrial insects in summer, streamers mimicking baitfish in fall. A local secret: focus on undercut banks during high water - browns often tuck in tight to these spots to ambush prey.

Largemouth Bass

Largemouth bass are the heavyweights of the sunfish family, usually running 1-4 pounds but capable of topping 20. You'll find them lurking around structure in lakes and rivers - sunken logs, weed edges, and drop-offs are prime spots. These ambush predators have huge mouths (hence the name) and will smash topwater lures, but also respond well to soft plastics worked slowly along the bottom. Spring and fall are peak seasons as bass move shallow to spawn and feed. Anglers love largemouth for their aggressive strikes and acrobatic fights. To boost your odds, focus on transitional areas where deep water meets shallow cover. And don't be afraid to go big - largemouth aren't shy about attacking oversized lures that mimic their favorite prey.

Striped Bass

Striped bass, or "stripers," are hard-fighting fish that can top 50 pounds. They're found in coastal waters and inland reservoirs, often near structure and bait schools. Stripers are migratory, so timing is key - spring and fall runs can produce excellent fishing. Look for them around points, drop-offs, and current breaks. Anglers love stripers for their powerful runs and sheer size. Live bait like herring or eels works well, but artificial lures like topwater plugs or jigging spoons can also be effective. Dawn and dusk are prime feeding times. A local tip: watch for birds diving on bait - it often signals stripers feeding below. And don't be afraid to use heavy tackle - these fish can really test your gear.

Walleye

Walleye are prized for both their fight and their taste. These fish typically run 2-5 pounds but can reach over 20. They prefer cooler, deeper waters and are often found near drop-offs, rock piles, and weed edges. Walleye feed most actively at dawn and dusk, making these prime times to fish. Spring and fall are peak seasons as they move shallow to spawn and feed. Anglers love walleye for their hard-hitting strikes and delicious white flesh. To up your odds, try trolling crankbaits or jigging minnows along deep structure. Night fishing can be incredibly productive - walleye's reflective eyes make them easier to spot in the dark. A local trick: use a slow retrieve with bottom-bouncing rigs tipped with nightcrawlers or leeches to tempt finicky walleye.

About the Jon Boat

Vehicle Guest Capacity: 6

Manufacturer Name: Mercury

Maximum Cruising Speed: 20

Number of Engines: 1

Horsepower per Engine: 9.9

Hit the waters of Eureka Springs with our custom fishing trips tailored just for you. Whether you're looking to chase multiple species, enjoy a family outing, or explore scenic spots, we've got you covered. Our flexible trips are perfect for anglers of all levels, from first-timers to seasoned pros. We'll take you to the best spots on Beaver Lake, Table Rock Lake, or the White River, depending on what you're after. Our boat comfortably fits up to 6 people, so bring your buddies or the whole family along. Give us a shout to design your perfect day on the water and experience the best fishing the Ozarks has to offer with Ozark's Full Stringers LLC. Let's make your fishing dreams a reality!