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November 9-12: Montauk Park MissouriPosted on November 2, 2017 by Ray Alley

Group Leaders / Additional Information:
Montauk State Park preserves a shady green retreat that offers visitors plenty of opportunities for fun, whether it is Fishing, Camping, Hiking, Picnicking or just relaxing with friends and family.  The park is located at the headwaters of the famed Current River.  The park’s springs combine with tiny Pigeon Creek to supply more than 40 million gallons of water to the river each day.  The cool spring water is perfect for rainbow trout and this makes the park popular with anglers.

For visitors wanting to spend the night, the park offers a variety of choices, including a modern campground, rental cabins and motel rooms.  The modern dining lodge will satisfy any appetite.

These areas are marked in the park and maps are also available.  Five accessible fishing sites are located throughout the fishing stream, ensuring that all anglers have a chance to catch a lunker trout.

Catch-and-Release Only Area
In waters designated catch-and-release, trout may not be possessed.  All trout must be returned unharmed immediately.  Only flies may be used.

Fly Fishing Only Area
In waters designated fly fishing only, a fly shall be constructed on a single point hook of feathers, tinsel, chenille, yarn, fur, silk, rayon or nylon thread or floss, with or without a spinner.

Artificial Lures and Natural Bait Area
In waters designated artificial lures and natural bait, any bait, including lures, natural bait or flies may be used.

STATE: Missouri

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  • Outings Packet Montauk
  • Outing Checklist
  • Vehicle Sign

Hatch Charts:
  • Montauk State Park - Current River, Missouri

Lodging Information:
  • Montauk State Park

Driving Directions:
  • Montauk State Park
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  • Home
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    • Oct 13 2018
    • Nov 17 2018
    • Casting >
      • Practice
    • Knots >
      • Tying Knots
    • Fly Tying >
      • Adams Parachute
  • Outings
    • Middle Tennessee Winter
    • North Carolina Winter
    • Georgia Spring
    • North Carolina Spring
    • Middle Tennessee Early Summer
    • Tennessee Appalachian's
    • Western USA
    • Middle Tennessee Mid Summer
    • Kentucky
    • Arkansas
    • Arkansas
    • Missouri
    • New Outing Sample
    • Outing Template
  • Conservation
    • Caney Fork >
      • Betty's Island
      • Buffalo Valley Ramp
      • G'Ville Ramp
      • Happy Hallow
      • Landcaster
      • The Steps
    • Elk River
  • Resources
  • Shop
  • Forum
  • Contact
  • Joel's New Page
  • Tom's New Page
  • NP North Carolina Winter Orig
  • New Page
  • New Page
  • test page
  • New Page White Out Image
  • test
  • SG test
  • Forum