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Spectacular Trout
Power - A Photographic Adventure
OMW's high speed photography captures the amazing struggles of monster
brown, rainbow, and cutthroat trout leaping waterfalls at Dry Run Creek. |
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About Dry Run
Creek Falls
Very Easy To Find, Very Easy
To Visit
| This is the little side fall. You can get up close to observe and
take photos of trout without bothering them. As long as you don't walk in the water they
will not spook. But if they hear your feet crunching gravel in the water they WILL quit
jumping! There is a nice paved parking lot about 200 feet from
the falls, and a set of stairs leads down to the viewing area. The waterfall parking area
is right across the road from the Norfork National Fish Hatchery. The Hatchery is open
daily if you want to see how trout are raised. |
| The main fall is about 5 feet high and some 60 feet across. Fishing
in Dry Run Creek is legal for youths under the age of 16 accompanied by an adult, and for
mobility-impaired anglers. Dry Run is a catch and release area and all fish caught must be
immediately released. Only artificial lures with one single barbless hook per pole may be
used. No marshmallows, salmon eggs, or moldable substances such as Power Bait, Power Eggs,
or Zeke's Gold type baits. Fishing is allowed from sunrise to sunset. Please consider not
fishing during the spawning run. If your child catches a female trout she'll lose her
eggs. |
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