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Black Bass: May 22, 2010 to February 28, 2011 (certain Ozark streams, see
Wildlife Code, other streams and impoundments, year-round)
Trout (catch and keep): March 1, 2011 to October 31, 2011
Trout (winter catch and release): November 11, 2011 to February 13, 2012
Girls Gone Fishing (Maramec Spring Park): September 10, 2011
Derby Day (Maramec Spring Park): October 29, 2011
Wildlife Code, other streams and impoundments, year-round)
Trout (catch and keep): March 1, 2011 to October 31, 2011
Trout (winter catch and release): November 11, 2011 to February 13, 2012
Girls Gone Fishing (Maramec Spring Park): September 10, 2011
Derby Day (Maramec Spring Park): October 29, 2011
If you're staying as a guest at our private campground, the Courtois Cabana, you can fish directly
off the property in the Courtois Creek. Just gather your gear and walk a few feet to the river. We
won't say the fishing there is spectacular, but there are some sunfish, bass and a sucker fish or two.
Wherever you go to fish, state regulations always apply and you will need a valid fishing license and trout permit if applicable. Fishing licenses and bait can be purchased at the local general stores or click here to purchase permits online. A copy of the current fishing regulations are provided in both cabins and are accessible online at Missouri Department of Conservation. Special regulations may apply to certain areas or species.
Wherever you go to fish, state regulations always apply and you will need a valid fishing license and trout permit if applicable. Fishing licenses and bait can be purchased at the local general stores or click here to purchase permits online. A copy of the current fishing regulations are provided in both cabins and are accessible online at Missouri Department of Conservation. Special regulations may apply to certain areas or species.
Maramec Spring Park
(St. James, Missouri)
One of Missouri's 4 trout parks, you know the fly fishing is good here! There is also a fair population of bass and a good supply of sunfish in the Meramec River. The park is also home to a trout hatchery and tours are available upon request. The James Foundation, owner and operator of the park, sponsors year round fishing activities including Kids Fishing Day, Girls Gone Fishing and Derby Day.
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(St. James, Missouri)
One of Missouri's 4 trout parks, you know the fly fishing is good here! There is also a fair population of bass and a good supply of sunfish in the Meramec River. The park is also home to a trout hatchery and tours are available upon request. The James Foundation, owner and operator of the park, sponsors year round fishing activities including Kids Fishing Day, Girls Gone Fishing and Derby Day.
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Bird's Nest Access
(Steelville, Missouri)
Owned and maintained by Crawford County, this single acre is at the downstream end of the Meramec Special Stream Black Bass Management Area. It offers Meramec River access, a concrete boat ramp, good populations of bass, sunfish and suckers and a fair amout of catfish.
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(Steelville, Missouri)
Owned and maintained by Crawford County, this single acre is at the downstream end of the Meramec Special Stream Black Bass Management Area. It offers Meramec River access, a concrete boat ramp, good populations of bass, sunfish and suckers and a fair amout of catfish.
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Huzzah Conservation Area
(Steelville, Missouri)
Comprised of over 6,000 acres this area offers lots of recreation opportunities in addition to fishing. Access to the Meramec River and Huzzah Creek are available here. Best fish populations include bass, sunfish and suckers. The Missouri Conservation Department declares the frog gigging is good as well.
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(Steelville, Missouri)
Comprised of over 6,000 acres this area offers lots of recreation opportunities in addition to fishing. Access to the Meramec River and Huzzah Creek are available here. Best fish populations include bass, sunfish and suckers. The Missouri Conservation Department declares the frog gigging is good as well.
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Riverview Access
(Cuba, Missouri)
Just under 6 acres, this conservation area offers good populations of bass, sunfish and suckers. Gigging
is also good and there is a fair population of catfish. A concrete boat ramp is available for accessing the Meramec River.
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(Cuba, Missouri)
Just under 6 acres, this conservation area offers good populations of bass, sunfish and suckers. Gigging
is also good and there is a fair population of catfish. A concrete boat ramp is available for accessing the Meramec River.
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Blue Springs Creek Conservation Area
(Bourbon, Missouri)
Access to Blue Springs Creek and the Meramec River provides anglers opportunity to catch trout, bass and sunfish on this 859 acre property. There is a fair population of catfish here in the Meramec. Also having a fair population of trout, Blue Springs Creek is a Blue Ribbon Trout Area and special regulations apply.
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(Bourbon, Missouri)
Access to Blue Springs Creek and the Meramec River provides anglers opportunity to catch trout, bass and sunfish on this 859 acre property. There is a fair population of catfish here in the Meramec. Also having a fair population of trout, Blue Springs Creek is a Blue Ribbon Trout Area and special regulations apply.
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Campbell Bridge Access
(Bourbon, Missouri)
A concrete boat ramp and a canoe launching area will send fisherman out into the Meramec River for bass, catfish, sunfish, suckers and good frog gigging.
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(Bourbon, Missouri)
A concrete boat ramp and a canoe launching area will send fisherman out into the Meramec River for bass, catfish, sunfish, suckers and good frog gigging.
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Woodson K. Woods Memorial Conservation Area
(St. James, Missouri)
Here visitors will find Dry Fork Creek and the Meramec River situated amongst more than 5,500 acres of forested property. There is a gravel bar boat launch. This portion of the Meramec River is designated as a Red Ribbon Trout Area having good trout population. Bass, crappie and sunfish are also located in these waters. Springs End Forest, a designated natural area, is located within Woodson K. Woods and it has 5 small gravel pit ponds where fishing is also permitted.
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(St. James, Missouri)
Here visitors will find Dry Fork Creek and the Meramec River situated amongst more than 5,500 acres of forested property. There is a gravel bar boat launch. This portion of the Meramec River is designated as a Red Ribbon Trout Area having good trout population. Bass, crappie and sunfish are also located in these waters. Springs End Forest, a designated natural area, is located within Woodson K. Woods and it has 5 small gravel pit ponds where fishing is also permitted.
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Sappington Bridge Access
(Sullivan, Missouri)
Boasting good populations of sunfish, bass, suckers and catfish, this 10 acre property provides Meramec River access and includes a concrete boat ramp.
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(Sullivan, Missouri)
Boasting good populations of sunfish, bass, suckers and catfish, this 10 acre property provides Meramec River access and includes a concrete boat ramp.
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St. James Park
(St. James, Missouri)
Lake Scioto, a five acre lake within the St. James Park, is available for fishing. The park is open 365 days each year from 8:00 a.m. to dusk and fishing is permitted during those hours. A state fishing license is required. Fish management in the lake is controlled by the Missouri Department of Conservation. This 56 acre park is free and, like Maramec Spring Park, it is owned and operated by The James Foundation.
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(St. James, Missouri)
Lake Scioto, a five acre lake within the St. James Park, is available for fishing. The park is open 365 days each year from 8:00 a.m. to dusk and fishing is permitted during those hours. A state fishing license is required. Fish management in the lake is controlled by the Missouri Department of Conservation. This 56 acre park is free and, like Maramec Spring Park, it is owned and operated by The James Foundation.
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Mark Twain National Forest
(Steelville, Missouri)
Drop a line in the Huzzah or Courtois Creeks at one of several places within the Mark Twain National Forest.
A map with directions to these various public accesses is provided to guests staying at the All American and The Pines cabins.
(Steelville, Missouri)
Drop a line in the Huzzah or Courtois Creeks at one of several places within the Mark Twain National Forest.
A map with directions to these various public accesses is provided to guests staying at the All American and The Pines cabins.
Pea Ridge Conservation Area
(Bourbon, Missouri)
This conservation land is comprised of 4 tracts spanning Highway 185 between Potosi and Sullivan. The HiPointe tract consists of 1,058 acres and is bisected by Pelican Ridge Road off of Highway T. This property includes the 2 acre HiPointe Lake for fishing. Three parking lots of available.
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(Bourbon, Missouri)
This conservation land is comprised of 4 tracts spanning Highway 185 between Potosi and Sullivan. The HiPointe tract consists of 1,058 acres and is bisected by Pelican Ridge Road off of Highway T. This property includes the 2 acre HiPointe Lake for fishing. Three parking lots of available.
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St. James Park
Maramec Spring Park
Whether you are a casual fisherman or a serious angler, you
will be pleased to have so many wonderfully enticing places
to cast a line on this fishing trip.
With so many choices,
where will you choose to go fishing?
where will you choose to go fishing?
