We are looking  for some new pictures, if you have some from last year, or new ones from this year send them in. Put your childern or yourself on our website,and for more of our fish photo's go to www.missouribullshoalslakeresort.com. thanks Tom & Donna.  Biltmore Resort owners, Tom & Donna, proudly display fish that they have caught. We have excellent fishing facilities that will make your trip convenient and pleasurable. Our private covered dock is well equipped for your boat docking and fishing needs. Call ahead for an up-to-date fishing report. We fish year round. No closed seasons. Take a peek at some photos of our guests that have had a wonderful fishing experience at Biltmore Resort . To see a larger picture of any of the images on this page just click on the image.There are more pictures down under the fish'en tips...

Spring- Mid March through the end of May is Prime Time.                              
            Use light line, small lures or live bait.
            Bass:     Back of coves, around flooded timber. Choose your weapon!
            Crappie: Brush piles of flooded timber closest to shore on minnows or small
                         lures.
            Walleye: Brush piles and flats, night crawlers on the bottom or diving crank
                         baits.

Summer- Early: Same patterns as spring, but fish may be deeper. Catfish should start
                          in on live bait or chicken livers.
                          Fish the points.
               Mid Summer: As temperatures rise fish move deeper.
                          Bass: Best early or late in the day with top water or on bottom with
                                   plastics.
                          Crappie: Best at night under floating lights or from our dock under
                                       the fish light!
               Late Summer:
                          Bass: Try long points and flats with crank baits and plastics in 10 to
                                   30 feet of water. Crawdads and big shiners are your live bait
                                   choices.

Fall- Feeding Frenzy! Fish all species. Shallow during warm days, Fish go deeper as
                                Temperature drops.
                         Bass: Deep diving crank baits or live bait 10 to 20 feet deep.
                         Crappie: Brush piles or sunken timber 10 to 20 feet deep.

Winter- The forgotten time for fishing!
                        Bass: The big boys bite in the winter! Try jigging spoons in 30 to 40
                                 feet of water or use large minnows. Fish in shallows on warm
                                 sunny days, you might be surprised!
                        Crappie: Still hanging around brush piles and sunken timer between 
                                    25 to 35 feet deep, minnows are best bait choice. 
                        Walleye: Usually deep, 25 to 35 feet. Try large minnows, night
                                      crawlers or deep diving crank baits.