Arkansas Ozarks Fishing-Bull Shoals-Norfork
Lake-White-Buffalo-North Fork River
District
Two
Arkansas Game & Fish Commission
Fisheries Division Page
District 2, Arkansas Game & Fish Commission Programs, Newsletters, &
Reports (scroll down past
photos)Monthly Game & Fish
newsletters and annual lake reports keep you up to date on stockings, progress on issues
affecting our fisheries, and new projects. The three hardworking, hands-on biologists
shown here are the men who produce the newsletters and annual lake reports, and who have
spent long hours coordinating numerous fisheries enhancement projects. Mark and Ken
contributed the technical articles for this web site, as well as most of the photographs.
They, along with State trout biologist John Stark, as well as many others at Arkansas Game
& Fish, have made the Arkansas Ozarks fisheries what they are today.
Rainbow trout captured and returned during
electrofishing at Dry Run Creek near Norfork Dam.
Mark Oliver, District 2 Arkansas Game & Fish
fisheries biologist with large brown during night electro-
fishing on the White River.
Ken Shirley, District 2 Arkansas
G&F fisheries biologist collecting
data during cove-rotenone sampling.
District 2, Arkansas Game & Fish Commission Programs, Newsletters, &
Reports (scroll down past
photos) Monthly Game & Fish
newsletters and annual lake reports keep you up to date on stockings, progress on issues
affecting our fisheries, and new projects. The three hardworking, hands-on biologists
shown here are the men who produce the newsletters and annual lake reports, and who have
spent long hours coordinating numerous fisheries enhancement projects. Mark and Ken
contributed the technical articles for this web site, as well as most of the photographs.
They, along with State trout biologist John Stark, as well as many others at Arkansas Game
& Fish, have made the Arkansas Ozarks fisheries what they are today. 
