Missouri waters
Missouri spring creeks
Fed from the ground rather than from runoff, so the flow barely moves all year and the temperature holds steady. Spooky fish and reliable hatches.
Gauge locations. Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.
17 spring creeks in Missouri
| Water | Discharge | Percentile | Temp | 24h | Guides | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Barren Fork CreekMOSpring creek | No live gauge | 0 | Blue Ribbon Trout Slam | |||
| Bennett SpringMOBennett Spring at Bennett Springs, MO | 96 cfs | n/a | n/a | → steady | 0 | none yet |
| Big SpringMOBig Spring near Van Buren, MO | 270 cfs | n/a | n/a | → steady | 0 | none yet |
| Blue Springs CreekMOSpring creek | No live gauge | 0 | Blue Ribbon Trout Slam | |||
| Crane CreekMOSpring creek | No live gauge | 0 | Blue Ribbon Trout Slam | |||
| Current River at MontaukMOCurrent River at Montauk State Park, MO | 61 cfs | n/a | n/a | → steady | 0 | none yet |
| Greer SpringMOGreer Spring at Greer, MO | 189 cfs | n/a | n/a | → steady | 0 | none yet |
| Huzzah CreekMOHuzzah Creek near Steelville, MO | 58 cfs | n/a | 53.1 F | → steady | 2 | none yet |
| Little North Fork RiverMOLittle North Fork River at Thornfield, MO | Gauge data pending | 0 | none yet | |||
| Little Piney CreekMOLittle Piney Creek at Newburg, MO | 65 cfs | n/a | n/a | → steady | 0 | Blue Ribbon Trout Slam |
| Mill CreekMOSpring creek | No live gauge | 0 | Blue Ribbon Trout Slam | |||
| North Fork Spring RiverMONorth Fork Spring River near Purcell, MO | 1 cfs | n/a | n/a | → steady | 0 | none yet |
| Pearson CreekMOPearson Creek near Springfield, MO | 5 cfs | n/a | n/a | ↑ rising | 0 | none yet |
| Roaring RiverMORoaring River at Roaring River State Park | 27 cfs | n/a | n/a | → steady | 1 | none yet |
| Roubidoux CreekMOSpring creek | No live gauge | 0 | none yet | |||
| Spring CreekMOSpring creek | No live gauge | 0 | Blue Ribbon Trout Slam | |||
| Spring CreekMOSpring Creek at Stahl, MO | 67 cfs | n/a | n/a | ↓ falling | 0 | none yet |
Looking for something else in Missouri? See all 34 Missouri waters, with the guides and recognition programs attached to them.