After lunch you continue to fish and work your way downstream through shoals and pools to your appointed pick-up spot. There are many commercial establishments along the river bank where you can secure lodging, camping, rent a johnboat and motor, rent canoes, and rubber rafts. Guided trips can be the classic float trip as described or you can have an abbreviated version or an extended one in the form of the overnight camp trip. Bull Shoals State Park One of the most popular parks in the state of Arkansas is located just below Bull Shoals Dam on the White River. It is Bull Shoals State Park.
Campsites vary from primitive tent sites to campsites with water and electrical hookups.
With scenic campsites, a pavilion, and a spring with a rock amphitheater, Bull Shoals State Park is a great setting for overnights. Park naturalists lead nature walks. In January, there is an Eagle Awareness Weekend to monitor the numbers of bald eagles wintering on the lake. North Fork section The North Fork section of the White River is only five miles, but it is an ideal trout stream. It is an excellent stream for boaters, waders, and bank fishermen alike.