fishing + Nature Event
Fish for more than 200 fish species in Missouri, including blue gill, bass, paddlefish, catfish and trout. Missouri has more than a million acres of surface waters, most of which offer great fishing. No matter where you are in Missouri, you are never very far from the opportunity to catch a fish. For fishing and boating laws in Missouri, go to www.mdc.mo.gov.
Jan 9-10, 2010
Lake Ozark

Several locations to catch a glimpse of majestic wild eagles. 1: The observation site at the Osage River Access below Bagnell Dam has high power scopes for optimal eagle viewing. 2: At Willmore Lodge, interactive exhibits and bird mounts are displayed. High power scopes are located on the deck. 3: The Tom Sawyer Paddle wheeler features Eagle Cruises on Saturday at 11 a.m., noon, 1 p.m. and 2 p.m.; $4 per person. 4: Osage National Golf Course Club House, where live eagles will be on display from the World Bird Sanctuary-St. Louis. Naturalists will be on hand to answer questions. Visitors are urged to bring binoculars and cameras; dress for the weather. This event is free (except for the Eagle Cruise).

Nov. 13, 2009-Feb. 8, 2010
Salem

Nov. 13 marks the opening of the annual winter “Catch and Release” no creel trout season at Montauk State Park. Fishing is allowed 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Fri.-Mon. The Dorman L. Steelman Lodge restaurant, snack bar and store will be open on Fri.-Sun., for limited hours of each weekend during the winter season to accommodate visitors. Some housekeeping cabins, motel rooms and a meeting room will be available throughout the winter season. The "Catch and Release" season ends Feb. 8, 2010.

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