Fish for more than 200 species in Missouri, including blue gill, bass, paddlefish, catfish and trout. Missouri has more than a million surface acres of water, 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 Missouri fishing and boating laws, go to www.mdc.mo.gov.
Professional fisherman Scott Pauley, VisitMO's fishing spokesman, offers valuable tips and information about fishing in Missouri. Contact Scott at
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Friends, tea party, costumes and the annual Cemetery Crawl; come as you like or dress for the occasion. A whimsical Halloween tea party at Anna Marie's Tea Shop, complete with a delicious fall flavored premium tea and some simply scary (yet delicious) tea foods. Bring your "ghoul-friends" and enjoy yourselves. Tour the historical Fairview pre-civil war cemetery on the Cemetery Crawl. Don't be surprised if you hear hysterical laughter coming from the kitchen...
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Begin the Christmas season at a tea party in the Frank Lloyd Wright inspired 1913 home, winsomely decorated with old English emphasis. Gather over a cup of Christmas tea at Anna Marie's Tea Shop; relax and enjoy conversation in laughter-filled rooms. A full formal tea party with an English themed menu and plenty of time to tour the floors of the home. The host and hostess are dressed in vintage old English attire. Take a tour of The Terrace Avenue Inn bed and breakfast, built in 1923. The Colonial Dutch home is fully festooned in Christmas decor. The final tea (Dec. 11) will be a formal children's tea.
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Begin your holiday season with a high tea and Christmas Craft Class at Anna Marie's Tea Shop. In the 1913 Carriage House, create beautiful Christmas swags of artificial greens, preserved leaves and berries. Sip hot cinnamon spiced tea and enjoy Christmas carols. After crafting, we look forward to escorting you inside Brenda's home for a full autumn tea party. Dress according to the weather because the Carriage House can be cool.
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New Madrid is proud to be one of the qualifying tournaments on the Cabela's King Kat Tournament Trail. There are many family friendly activities during the day, including an arts and crafts fair, games for the kids, a Little Miss King Kat Contest, waterfowl and fishing booths. The tournament weigh-in takes place on Main Street around 4 p.m.
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Enjoy floats, area high school marching bands, celebrities, surprises and Santa. Parade begins at 4th Street and Chestnut; it ends in Recreation Park.
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The Crappie Masters National Championship will be held on Truman Lake, just south of Clinton, Oct. 5-10, 2010. Hundreds of fishermen and families will attend from multiple states. Activities include a boat parade, two days of highly competitive fishing, a media-fish off, kids' rodeo and Bass Pro Shops Crappie Masters National Kids Fishing Championship.
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Gospel music with The Lesters; Triumphant Quartet; Mark Bishop; Greater Vision; Jimmy Blackwood and The Blackwood Brothers; Big Mo; Karen Peck and New River; Dove Brothers; Dixie Echoes; The Greenes; Down East Boys; Talley Trio; Tim Lovelace; Jerry and Lil' Jan Goff; Brian Free and Assurance; New Horizons; Todd Allen Family; and Kirk Talley. This music festival takes place in the ballroom at Meramec Caverns.
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A joyful tea filled with the blessings of fall produce and scrumptious recipes boasting fall fruits. If fall is one of your favorite seasons, this tea party will be a memory cherished with friends and family. At Anna Marie's Tea Shop.
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Wander back in time at Alley Spring's annual festival of storytelling, music and traditional crafts. Storytellers weave their spells around you in the darkness of a fall evening. During the day, enjoy demonstrations of traditional Ozark crafts and lifestyles from the 1800s. There is live music, food and lots to see and do. Bring a blanket or chair to sit on.
The Haunting is the same weekend as the big Craft Show in Eminence, so be sure to catch both and make a full weekend of it. Alley Spring is located six miles west of Eminence, on Route 106.
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Fish for more than 200 species in Missouri, including blue gill, bass, paddlefish, catfish and trout. Missouri has more than a million surface acres of water, 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 Missouri fishing and boating laws, go to www.mdc.mo.gov.
Professional fisherman Scott Pauley, VisitMO's fishing spokesman, offers valuable tips and information about fishing in Missouri. Contact Scott at
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We provide professional bass fishing guide services on Table Rock Lake and Bull Shoals Lake. Fish from a fully rigged 2007 Triton 21-X High Performance Bass Boat with a Mercury Optimax 225, a trolling motor and color GPS/Sonar. We supply all of the equipment needed, or bring your own. See our Web site for details, schecules and rates.
Captain Joe is Coast Guard licensed, commercially insured, and Red Cross certified.
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Founded in 1990, Chaumette Winery sits amid magnificent rolling hills. Sample our award-winning, handcrafted wines. Enjoy the views and, in winter, the fireside. We present live entertainment outdoors during warmer months. Visit our restaurant and our poolside cafe for lunch and dinner. Shop our gift shop and art gallery, featuring items by local artists. Indulge yourself at The Spa at Chaumette, featuring all-natural products. Stay at The Villages at Chaumette; elegantly appointed villas with beautiful furnishings, hi-tech amenities, fitness center, pool with private cabanas, and alfresco dining. For wedding and private events, we can accommodate 300 guests. Our all-faith chapel is available for weddings and Sunday services.
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Facilities includes: seven-unit motel; 17 cabins-some riverfront; 45 RV hook-ups; 60 tent sites; a small general store; arcade; public laundry facilities; and a shower house.
Canoes, rafts, kayaks, and tubes are available for rent. On the banks of the Jacks Fork River. Open April-October.
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Surrounded by water on three sides, the park encompasses the tip of a peninsula jutting into Truman Lake. The park offers a marina, camping, hiking, picnic sites, a shelter, swimming, boat rentals and ramps, and great fishing. It is located west of Warsaw off Route 7.
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Canoe, kayak, raft and tube rentals for the Jacks Fork and Current Rivers. Shuttle service available. Camp store with floating and camping supplies. An authorized concessionaire for the Ozark National Scenic Riverways.
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This two-bedroom, one-bath lakefront home is fully equipped; just bring your food, personal items, towels and toys. There is a private dock. Water activities are abundant at the Lake of the Ozarks. Located on the quiet side of the lake, with no traffic jams, yet within 25 minutes of golf, dining, Factory Outlet shopping, caves, go-carts and other activities.
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All rooms are ground level with parking right outside the door. Weekly rates available; four-day discounts. Daily housekeeping.
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Three lakefront condos in the Heron Bay Complex. Each condo sleeps four: view of the lake; one-bedroom; one-bath; TV/VCR; balcony with barbecue grill; fully equipped kitchen. Heron Bay features: tennis court; boat ramp and docks; outdoor pool; ample parking; and guest laundry. Children younger than 21 must be accompanied by an adult. At the 21-mile marker by water.
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This 1,200-square-foot home features three bedrooms and one-and-a-half baths. Relax as you enjoy the view of Bull Shoals Lake in air-conditioned comfort. Enjoy breakfast on the deck. You may see deer or wild turkeys strolling through the yard. A three-minute walk takes you to the water's edge, where you can fish or swim. The 50-foot stone and concrete carport is a great place to hang out on a hot summer's day. You can barbecue on the deck, toast s'mores and wait for the stars to come out. A washer and dryer are on-site. Located a mile-and-a-half north of Point 19 on Bull Shoals Lake. A cove lies hidden behind the trees and features a boat launch.
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We offer two guestrooms with queen sized beds, private bath, fireplace and sitting area. Guests enjoy the eight-person hot tub and four acres of wooded grounds. Our library contains books on local history, old campus yearbooks and other topics. A work space is provided with Wi-Fi, a phone and a printer. We serve house made cookies, snacks, beverages and a full hot breakfast. Within 25 miles of the Inn, you can visit wineries, fish for trout at Maramec Spring, and take a float trip on a spring fed stream.
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Canoe, kayak, inner tube and small raft floats. Facilities include pool, dining, general store, hot showers, modern restrooms and electric hook-ups. Camping, RV sites and cabins available. You can cross the Current River on the ferry. Located in the Ozark National Scenic Riverways, 21 miles south of Salem, off Route 19, at the junction of Routes K and KK.
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Camping, RV sites and cabins available. Facilities include pool, dining, general store, hot showers, modern restrooms and electric hook-ups. Canoe, kayak, inner tube and small raft rental and floating on the Current and Jacks Fork Rivers.
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On the shores of Lake of the Ozarks, at the end of Horseshoe Bend; the eight-mile marker by water. We offer 60 units ranging from motel style to spacious four-bedroom units with a spectacular main channel view. Heated indoor and outdoor pools plus toddler pool and two hot tubs await your pleasure. Enjoy dining in our casual Bobber's Restaurant, serving breakfast, lunch, and supper; the lounge serves cocktails or other libations We can accommodate groups of all sizes. Private banquet facilities and decks provide groups with a private setting.
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Family campground with 162 spaces beside the Jacks Fork River. Some sites with electricity and water. Two blocks to Alley Mill and the one-room schoolhouse. Park rangers lead hikes and campfire programs during the summer. Group rates offered. Reservations at www.recreation.gov.
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In 1894, this roller mill and one-room schoolhouse was the focal point of the Alley Spring community. Park rangers in period costume show you how the mill worked, and how school was taught in the one-room schoolhouse. A variety of historic programs are offered. Open June thru August.
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Individual A-frame cottages overlooking Table Rock Lake. One-, two- and three-bedroom units are available with kitchenette and air conditioning. The resort offers bass boat and pontoon rentals; a dock; a launch ramp; playground; and a pool. Less than one mile to Silver Dollar City.
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Amenities include Wi-Fi, cable TV with HBO, interior corridor, free breakfast, electronic locks, and whirlpool suites. Eight miles from Roaring River State Park.
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