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Every serious Trout Angler knows about the White River. The Cedarwood Lodge is located in an area
of the river away from the river traffic that exists on the upper end. We have some
of the best fishing holes within a short distance of the Lodge. This beautiful Brown
Trout was recently caught by a guest right off of our dock!......... MORE .........
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KAYAKS, CANOES, AND BOATS
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If it floats, we like it. Whether you want to go on a guided Trout fishing
trip on the White River, or a Bass fishing adventure on the Bull Shoals Lake, Buffalo River,
or Crooked Creak, we are ready to make it happen.
The Kayaks offer a unique way to experience a day on the river. Whether you fish or not,
nothing compares to the views from water level. Check out the Photos and see what you're
missing.
Full-day or Half-day guided Fly-fishing and Spin-fishing Tours are available by reservation.
Talk to our staff for all the details and options available.
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OUR WILDLIFE PARADISE
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Who has the best fishing technique on the river? Here's a hint - ( he doesn't use a
pole. ) We are so fortunate to be right in the middle of one of the last great wilderness
areas in America. The majestic Bald Eagle love's it here. Hardly a day goes by that one or more
are not spotted right from our back porch. These photos were taken by a guest through a telescope
on our deck. One stayed perched on the same branch for over 6 hours!
The pair are nested near the Lodge,
and obviously love the fishing in our backyard just like us.
Countless species of water fowl and birds, deer, turkeys, and even Razorback Hogs call Arkansas and
Rea Valley home. We believe you'll agree that we have found the perfect combination of luxury
and wilderness.
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LIFE ON THE LAKE
Like to go a little faster on the water? We are just a short
drive from Bull Shoals Lake. Water Skiing, Swimming, Party Boating -
well you know how fun a day on the lake can be. Bull Shoals Dam was
completed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in 1951.
It is the fifth largest concrete dam in the United States. Oh, and the fish seem
to like the lake too.
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