
Missouri · spring creek
10 miles
October on the hatch chart — names and sizes, not a catch report.
Filled months are when that insect is on the chart. Best months for this river are lit.
Swipe months to stay on the year
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| Beetle (Terrestrial) |
Hatch-chart nymphs, dries, and streamers for this river. Not a crowdsourced catch report.
Open the Eleven Point River fly list →2 listed points. Map is Vellum land and Teal water — a desk chart, not a satellite.
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Live USGS gauge Eleven Point River near Thomasville, MO, upstream of the Greer Spring confluence. Official NWIS: 36.78477964, -91.4920837.
Live USGS gauge Eleven Point River near Bardley, MO, downstream toward Turner Mill. Official NWIS: 36.64869444, -91.2008333.
Missouri fishing permit and trout permit required for trout. Verify current Missouri Department of Conservation trout regulations for the Eleven Point below Greer Spring. This is a federally designated National Scenic River within Mark Twain National Forest; verify current USFS access and float regulations.
Verify with Verify with the local fish and wildlife agency. Retrieved 2026-08-31. Seasons and gear rules change.
The Eleven Point is a federally designated National Scenic River in the Ozarks, fed heavily by Greer Spring, one of the largest springs in Missouri. The reach from the Greer Spring Branch confluence down to Turner Mill Access is prized cold, clear float and wade water managed for trout by the Missouri Department of Conservation.
Greer Spring alone can more than double the river's flow where it enters, dropping water temperatures and creating consistent trout habitat below the confluence. Rainbow and brown trout hold in this stretch, with smallmouth bass also present as the water warms downstream.
USGS gauges near Thomasville and Bardley bracket the managed trout water. Mark Twain National Forest borders much of this reach; check current USFS and MDC access points before floating or wading in.
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