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What to know before you fish in Northwest Arkansas for the week of April 23 - Vimarsana News

What to know before you fish in Northwest Arkansas for the week of April 23

At Beaver Lake, Reese Jones at Hook, Line and Sinker in Rogers said crappie are moving into shallow water. Best way to catch them is with a minnow or jig 2 feet below a bobber. Gravel banks with stick-ups, brush or bushes are good places to fish.

Bridge, dam removal will aid War Eagle flow - Vimarsana News

Bridge, dam removal will aid War Eagle flow

Removing a low-water bridge and a decaying dam from the War Eagle River will improve water quality and allow fish to move more freely up and down the stream, according to the Beaver Watershed Alliance conservation group.

OPINION | James Hales: War Eagle more than a mill or craft fair - Vimarsana News

OPINION | James Hales: War Eagle more than a mill or craft fair

It has been a few years since I wrote about the area just east of Rogers called War Eagle, and there are many old and new citizens who have no idea of the importance of this historic community and the impact it had, and still has, on our city. The beautiful area at War Eagle is the oldest community in Benton County and one of the most scenic and historic areas in Arkansas. A trip east across the Arkansas 12 bridge to War Eagle and Hobbs State Park-Conservation Area is a real treat, with much to do and see. The War Eagle Mill and Bridge and all of the natural attractions of Hobbs provide one of...

Kayak trip answers question: Where does the river end and lake begin? - Vimarsana News

Kayak trip answers question: Where does the river end and lake begin?

Traveling around Northwest Arkansas, it can be hard to tell where one town ends and another begins. Drifting down the two largest tributaries of Beaver Lake, paddlers may wonder where the rivers end and the lake begins.

Volunteers improve Clifty Creek banks - Vimarsana News

Volunteers improve Clifty Creek banks

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission, Beaver Watershed Alliance and Natural State Streams recently worked with volunteers to plant native trees on the newly renovated banks of Clifty Creek in east Benton County and west Madison County.