I kind of figured that. No worries I do understand that a lot of guys on here don't know the information and how susceptible trout are to over handling and pressure. It's also very hard to post much more than pictures when your waist deep in the water streamside lol. My box is full because I was getting 20 pm' sa day durring tha sand bass run trying to figure out where I was. But no worries this is why I'm glad they have the top at bull shoals closed to fishing for the fish to do there business uninterrupted. All of the ozark tail waters are truly amazing world class trout fisheries and hope they continue to be that way for generations to come.

Yeah, they moved the C&R area that they had way down-river up to just below the dam in order to close that area. The signs are still up downstream (we're talking way below the confluence of the White and Norfork), but it's not a C&R area anymore.

I understand the difficulty of posting while standing in the river,or even while sitting in a boat. That's similar to my reticence to take more fishing pics. You see, I have an upper extremity disability that makes one-handed pic taking extremely difficult for me. I'm sure I could resolve the issues by purchasing more advanced photographic equipment, but I'm not into photography. There's enough of me in the archives of ESPN, The Outdoor Channel, Florida Sportsman, FOX News, and NBC Sports that I am unconcerned with documentation.

another option for a night indicator is to take the same micro glowstick that robert posted and put it inside a small water balloon. put just enough air in it to make it float and tie the knot to your leader. the small water balloons are transparent enough to let the glow stick shine through

Great idea Man I tell you when it's the only thing that there is to focus on you can see the most subtle twitch of that glow stick.