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Paddling park’s wild side – Kayakers enjoy different view of trail scenery on Beaver Lake

June 30, 2022 Comments Off on Paddling park’s wild side – Kayakers enjoy different view of trail scenery on Beaver Lake Featured, Latest, Nature, On The Water

The Karst Loop of the Monument Trails at Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area offers stunning water and woodland views of Beaver Lake for mountain bikers and hikers. A cool and refreshing way to see this grand scenery is by kayak. Sliding a boat into the clear water at

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Swimmers turned away from Beaver Lake beaches — again

June 30, 2022 Comments Off on Swimmers turned away from Beaver Lake beaches — again Camping, Featured, Latest, On The Water

Visitors seeking relief from the heat faced swim beach closures recently at five Army Corps of Engineers parks on Beaver Lake because of unsafe levels of E. coli. The corps on June 17 closed swim beaches at Prairie Creek, Indian Creek and Lost Bridge North parks as

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Every fisher tells a story: The best of the 2022 Fish Story contest

June 29, 2022 Comments Off on Every fisher tells a story: The best of the 2022 Fish Story contest Featured, Fishing

Editor’s note: Tressie Wilkins of Little Rock is the 2022 winner of the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette fish story contest. Her story was picked the best not only by the judges, but by readers as well in the reader’s choice category. Here is

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Champ’s double win a first for NWA fish story competition

June 29, 2022 Comments Off on Champ’s double win a first for NWA fish story competition Featured, Fishing, Latest

Fish get away, but the stories live on as proven every spring in the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette fish story contest. This year, our angler scribes entered some dandy stories in this prestigious competition for true fishing stories. Fish-story history was made

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Paddling park’s wild side – Kayakers enjoy different view of trail scenery on...

June 30, 2022 Comments Off on Paddling park’s wild side – Kayakers enjoy different view of trail scenery on Beaver Lake Featured, Latest, Nature, On The Water

The Karst Loop of the Monument Trails at Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area offers stunning water and woodland views of Beaver Lake for mountain bikers and hikers. A cool and refreshing way to see this grand scenery is by kayak. Sliding a boat into the clear water at the park’s Page

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June 30, 2022

Swimmers turned away from Beaver Lake beaches — again

Visitors seeking relief from the heat faced swim beach closures recently at five

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June 29, 2022

Champ’s double win a first for NWA fish story competition

Fish get away, but the stories live on as proven every spring in the Northwest

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June 29, 2022

Arkansas stamp captures mallards on wing

State officials unveiled Arkansas’ 41st annual state duck stamp in Stuttgart

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June 16, 2022

Cast of young anglers

SPRINGDALE — Plenty of hot dogs were gobbled up during the Cast For Kids

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June 16, 2022

Fill it, fold it starts morning off right

Tacos taste great on Tuesdays or any day of the week no matter what the hour. That

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June 14, 2022

NWA outdoor briefs

Walk explores Fort Smith Ozark Hill Hikers, affiliated with the American Volkssport

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June 9, 2022

Fishing the flood

Some anglers look at the high springtime water level at Beaver Lake as a challenge

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June 9, 2022

Bike ride with legend well remembered

One of my fondest memories of pedaling a bicycle is the time I rode with Lance

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NWA fishing report from Beaver Lake to Oklahoma

June 29, 2022 Comments Off on NWA fishing report from Beaver Lake to Oklahoma Fishing Report

Beaver Lake Southtown Sporting Goods in Fayetteville reports fair crappie fishing with minnows or jigs 10 to 20 feet deep around brush. Bluegill are biting well on worms or crickets. Black bass are hitting spinner baits, jig and pigs or plastic worms. All catfish methods are working, including limb lines, jug lines,
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