10644 Hwy 62E Harrison, AR 72601
The White River and the Norfork River should be your next destination for the fly fishing trip of a lifetime! On these tailwaters, almost anyone can go out and land a few fish on their own in low water conditons. But, taking full advantage of the White and Norfork's fluctuating water levels requires one key element: an experienced professional guide and boatman who has the patience, skill and knowledge to make your time on the water a success!
My name is Ron Yarborough and I productively guide over 65 miles of the White River below Bull Shoals Dam and all of the Norfork River for trout, along with over 40 miles of Crooked Creek for small mouth bass. Logging so many days on the river has left my computer skills a distant second! However, I've created this website with the hope that I can foster a love and appreciation for these beautiful rivers, as well as improve your knowledge and success in fly fishing here. As a continual work-in-progress, if you don't find the information you're looking for on my website, feel free to contact me anytime at ronflyfish@gmail.com or call (870) 688 -1755. Whether you're searching for a guide or want to tackle these rivers on your own, it would be my pleasure to steer you in the right direction. I look forward to your questions, comments and conversation. I love to talk fishing!!
Located in the beautiful Ozark Mountains, Arkansas' famous White River and Norfork River offer unmatched fishing diversity, with enough options to satify every fly fishers needs. With several world, national and state records these tailwater fisheries have proven they have what it takes to grow quality fish. Plus the sheer number of fish here are second to none!
White River fly fishing update
5-16-11: My first "real" utube video. We're looking forward to the expected high water flows!!
6-2-11: Fishing the 16 to 18 unit flows of the White River!!
6-7-11: Just me and a very good friend playing round on the high water flows of the White River!!
6-10-11: Hey guys, ladies can fly fish too!! Jennifer did very well during her half day afternoon trip while drift fishing from the boat with 6 units flowing on the White River!!
Saturday Jan.28 The White River should see fluctuating flows of 2 to 6 units while the Norfork River should see steady flows of 2 units until 11:00AM followed by a steady 1 unit release through the remaining daylight hours.
Sunday Jan.29 The White River should see fluctuating flows of 2 to 6 units while the Norfork River should see steady flows of 2 units until 11:00AM followed by a steady 1 unit release through the remaining daylight hours.
Monday Jan.30 The White River should see fluctuating flows of 2 to 6 units while the Norfork River should see steady 2 unit flows until 10:00AM followed by a steady 1 unit release through the remaining daylight hours.
Please have an escape plan for rising water flows!
Weather Forecast
Saturday Jan.28 Sunny. Highs in the upper 40s. Northwest winds 10 to 15 mph in the morning...decreasing to 5 to 10 mph in the afternoon.
Sunday Jan.29 Sunny. Highs in the mid 50s. West winds 5 to 10 mph.
Monday Jan.30 Sunny. Highs in the lower 60s.
If the SWPA's "Predicted Schedule" is accurate...
1-10-12: My first day back out on the water after taking a couple weeks off to spend time with my wife and kids during the holidays. A rainy day wade fishing but it was worth it!
Fly fishing the White River during high water flows with Phil, Stacey and 9 yr old Cy!
Just a few of the highlights caught on video from our 2011 season. Come fish during our 2012 season and find out what you'll think about the White River!