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At Beaver Lake, Reese Jones at Hook, Line and Sinker in Rogers said anglers report schools of striped bass feeding on the surface at the mouths of creek arms. Top-water lures such as a Red Fin or Zara Spook are good to use.

At Beaver Lake, Jon Conklin, fishing guide, recommends fishing for stripers between Rocky Branch and Hickory Creek parks. Trolling with brood minnows or umbrella rigs is a good tactic.

At Beaver Lake, the upstream end of Beaver Lake is muddy, but water color is good north of Horseshoe Bend park.

At Beaver Lake, Jon Conklin, fishing guide, said the lake level rose about a foot after the rain. That could slow the catch rate for striped bass on the south end of the lake.

At Beaver Lake, Jon Conklin, fishing guide, said colder water has improved fishing for a variety of species.

At Beaver Lake, Reese Jones at Hook, Line and Sinker in Rogers recommends fishing in the Prairie Creek area and waters south of there. Brood minnows are the best bait. Umbrella rigs are the top lure. Locate schools of shad and stripers should be nearby.

At Beaver Lake, fall tactics are starting to kick in for catching black bass. Reese Jones at Hook, Line and Sinker in Rogers said black bass can be caught early with top-water lures. Try spinner baits or square-billed crank baits later in the day.

At Beaver Lake, Jon Conklin, fishing guide, reports fair fishing for striped bass with brood minnows. Stripers are beginning to migrate upstream away from Beaver Dam.

At Beaver Lake, fishing is in a transition time from warm water tactics to cool and cold water methods.

At Beaver Lake, the water is cooling and lake turnover is starting. That creates tough fishing conditions until the turnover, or mixing is complete, reports John Conklin, fishing guide.