Can you swim in the Niangua River?

Can you swim in the Niangua River?

If you want to swim and skip the pool, the Niangua is an option. You can access the river on the west end of the park where people put their canoes in the water.

How deep is the Niangua River in Missouri?

Streamgage Levels & Water Data Maximum discharge on the river today is recorded at the Niangua River At Tunnel Dam Near Macks Creek with a streamflow rate of 299 cfs. This is also the deepest point on the Niangua River, reporting a gauge stage of 1.67 ft.

Is the Niangua River spring fed?

Niangua River is a spring fed stream that is floatable from early spring to late fall. The Niangua is renowned for its trout fishing as most of it is down stream from Bennett Springs State Park with its trout hatchery. The state park is used as a base camp for many floating the river.

Where does the Niangua River start?

Marshfield
Niangua River/Sources

Is the Niangua River cold?

The Niangua is a popular river to float in the hot summer months because of its cold spring-fed water of Bennett Springs and can be very busy on the weekends. This river is considered one of the best fishing streams in the state of Missouri, and it has plentiful trout near the confluence of Bennett Springs.

Are there catfish in the Niangua River?

Little Niangua River is a stream near Lebanon. The most popular species caught here are Largemouth bass, Smallmouth bass, and Channel catfish.

What fish are in the Niangua River?

Niangua River is a stream near Lebanon. The most popular species caught here are Smallmouth bass, Rainbow trout, and Largemouth bass. 82 catches are logged on Fishbrain. Please use your best judgement when determining where you can fish, and make sure you follow local rules and regulations.

Does the Niangua River flow into Lake of the Ozarks?

Lake of the Ozarks
Osage River
Niangua River/Mouths

How much does it cost to go on Moonshine Beach?

There is a minimal fee of $5 to access Moonshine Beach, and the current hours of operation are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. The beach is located on South Highway 165: GPS information (latitude, longitude) 36.60778, -93.31 and 36â °18’36″W.

What kind of fish are in the Niangua River?

Smallmouth bass and goggle-eye are found around boulders and woody cover, especially when they are close to good current. Largemouth bass and spotted bass are more common in downstream reaches and in backwaters and eddies. Live bait, such as crayfish, minnows, and worms, are always a good bet.

What is the Little Niangua River natural area?

The 240-acre Little Niangua River Natural Area is a prime example of the high-quality natural communities (habitats) within this watershed. It features more than a half mile of river with adjacent woodlands, bluffs, and glades. Sixty-one species of fish and 15 species of mussels have made the river their home.

What kind of fish can you catch in the Niangua River?

Bluegill, channel catfish, largemouth bass are proven stocking combination that provides both food and sport-fishing. When stocked in this order and properly managed, these species provide great fishing and good eating. Anglers can expect good rainbow trout fishing in the White Ribbon Trout Area on Niangua River.

Is there a private access to Fort Niangua?

23.8 Fort Niangua private access and campground on left. 26.5 Cat Hollow on left. 29.0 Spring branch on left. 29.5 Bennett Spring Branch on right. No access. Outfitters are available, adjacent to the park. The spring, 1.5 miles up the branch, is sixth largest in the state. A large trout harchety provides fishing for rainbows.