2025 Rates

Single Day Spin Fishing Trips*

Trip	1-2 People (per boat)	3 People (per boat)
Deluxe Full Day	$500	$600
Super Deluxe Full Day	$575	$700
Half Day (7:30 AM to 12 Noon)	$400	$500

*Prices do not include fishing license or trout stamp. Guides provided by Capps Guide Service Inc.

Deluxe Full Day includes Box Lunch, Rods, Reels, Baits, Soft Drinks, Bottled Water, Guide, Boat, and Fuel.

Super Deluxe Full Day includes Catered Shore Lunch, Rods, Reels, Soft Drinks, Bottled Water, Guide, Boat, and Fuel.

Single Day Fly Fishing Trips*

Trip	1-2 People (per boat)	3 People (per boat)
Full Day (7:30 AM to 3:30 PM)	$600	$700
Half Day (7:30 AM to 11:30 AM)	$500	$600

*Prices do not include fishing license or trout stamp. All guides provided by Capps Guide Service Inc.

Price includes lunch on full day trips, fly rods and reels, flies, leader, and tippet material.

Year-Round Trout Fishing on the White River

Give us a call today at 800.268.3474 to book your trip!

January	February	March	April	May	June	July	August	September	October	November	December
The colder months are prime for Trophy Brown Trout, as they feed on minnows like Threadfin Shad released from Bull Shoals Dam. Our winter techniques include using shad-mimicking artificial baits for both fly and spin fishing. White to grey marabou flies are key for fly fishing, while white marabou jigs and live bait (shad, shiner, or sculpin minnows) prove effective for bait fishing.	Spring marks a transition to insect and worm diets for both Rainbow and Brown Trout. Fly fishing shines during the Caddis Fly Hatch, with Caddis fly pupa and Midge fly's sub surface. We use worms, crickets, crawdad tails, and shrimp to land big catches.	Despite the summer heat, the White River remains a cool 55°F, making for perfect fishing conditions. Fly fishing with drifting nymphs or Hopper Flies is effective, and spin fishers have great success with whole crawdads, shiner minnows, and worms, often catching upwards of 50 Rainbow Trout a day.	Fall offers stunning scenery and continued great fishing. Both Rainbow and Brown Trout are still actively feeding, and the approaching Brown Trout spawn in November promises excellent opportunities to catch bigger fish.	Winter is quiet on the river, with fewer boats and peaceful fishing. Brown Trout are in full spawn, and our specialized tactics target both Brown and Rainbow Trout. No matter the season, Capps Guide Service is ready to guide you through Arkansas's best trout fishing experiences.

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December

The colder months are prime for Trophy Brown Trout, as they feed on minnows like Threadfin Shad released from Bull Shoals Dam. Our winter techniques include using shad-mimicking artificial baits for both fly and spin fishing. White to grey marabou flies are key for fly fishing, while white marabou jigs and live bait (shad, shiner, or sculpin minnows) prove effective for bait fishing.

Spring marks a transition to insect and worm diets for both Rainbow and Brown Trout. Fly fishing shines during the Caddis Fly Hatch, with Caddis fly pupa and Midge fly's sub surface. We use worms, crickets, crawdad tails, and shrimp to land big catches.

Despite the summer heat, the White River remains a cool 55°F, making for perfect fishing conditions. Fly fishing with drifting nymphs or Hopper Flies is effective, and spin fishers have great success with whole crawdads, shiner minnows, and worms, often catching upwards of 50 Rainbow Trout a day.

Fall offers stunning scenery and continued great fishing.

Both Rainbow and Brown Trout are still actively feeding, and the approaching Brown Trout spawn in November promises excellent opportunities to catch bigger fish.

Winter is quiet on the river, with fewer boats and peaceful fishing. Brown Trout are in full spawn, and our specialized tactics target both Brown and Rainbow Trout. No matter the season, Capps Guide Service is ready to guide you through Arkansas's best trout fishing experiences.

January	February	March
The colder months are prime for Trophy Brown Trout, as they feed on minnows like Threadfin Shad released from Bull Shoals Dam. Our winter techniques include using shad-mimicking artificial baits for both fly and spin fishing. White to grey marabou flies are key for fly fishing, while white marabou jigs and live bait (shad, shiner, or sculpin minnows) prove effective for bait fishing.
April	May
Spring marks a transition to insect and worm diets for both Rainbow and Brown Trout. Fly fishing shines during the Caddis Fly Hatch, with Caddis fly pupa and Midge fly's sub surface. We use worms, crickets, crawdad tails, and shrimp to land big catches.
June	July	August
Despite the summer heat, the White River remains a cool 55°F, making for perfect fishing conditions. Fly fishing with drifting nymphs or Hopper Flies is effective, and spin fishers have great success with whole crawdads, shiner minnows, and worms, often catching upwards of 50 Rainbow Trout a day.
September	October
Fall offers stunning scenery and continued great fishing. Both Rainbow and Brown Trout are still actively feeding, and the approaching Brown Trout spawn in November promises excellent opportunities to catch bigger fish.
November	December
Winter is quiet on the river, with fewer boats and peaceful fishing. Brown Trout are in full spawn, and our specialized tactics target both Brown and Rainbow Trout. No matter the season, Capps Guide Service is ready to guide you through Arkansas's best trout fishing experiences.