White River at His Place Resort

A Legendary Tailwater

The stretch of the White River framed by this camera is one of America's most celebrated trout tailwaters. Cold water released from Bull Shoals Dam keeps the river ideal for rainbow and brown trout year-round, drawing anglers from across the country to the reach around His Place Resort.

The View from His Place Resort

Set on the banks near Cotter, Arkansas, the resort overlooks a broad, gentle bend of the river. From the camera you can see the glassy current, a covered dock where guide boats moor, and the dense hardwood forest that lines both shores.

Ozark River Country

This corner of the Ozark Mountains is a landscape of limestone bluffs, spring creeks, and rolling wooded hills. The White River threads through it as a lifeline for wildlife and a magnet for paddlers, birdwatchers, and fly fishers chasing the region's famous trout.

Cotter, Trout Capital USA

Nearby Cotter proudly calls itself the Trout Capital U.S.A., and its iconic rainbow arch bridge spans the same waters seen here. The town and its riverside resorts anchor a community built around the enduring draw of the White River.