AGFC Mobile vs Tailwaters

The AGFC Mobile app is the official mobile tool for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. The app enables hunters, anglers, and target shooters to obtain licenses, submit game checks, and communicate with the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission from their mobile devices. Features include: · Customer Account- create or sync with an existing account in Arkansas's Wildlife License System · Purchases- conveniently buy hunting and fishing licenses, permits, stamps, and magazines. · Display licenses and permits- view current and past licenses and permits on your phone · Game check- submit game checks offline and receive a confirmation code once service is restored · Maps- interactive maps with directions and information on Arkansas's public lands, boat ramps, lakes, shooting ranges, and license agents · Resources- contact information, directions, phone numbers, the latest hunting and fishing digests, and other resources for outdoor enthusiasts · Weather- display current weather conditions and sunrise/sunset tables before heading out The app requires internet access via Wi-Fi or cellular connection for some features.

Know before you go. Tailwaters shows live water releases, hydropower generation schedules, and river conditions for all five White River Basin Dams — Beaver, Table Rock, Bull Shoals, Norfork, and Greers Ferry. LIVE CONDITIONS Total CFS, lake elevation, and tailwater levels, updated hourly Generating or not-generating status at a glance Today's generation schedule with hour-by-hour releases, megawatts, and estimated CFS RIVER ACCESS MAPS Boat ramps, wade access, shoals, and catch-and-release zones Regulation notes for each reach so you know the rules before you fish WEATHER ON THE WATER Current conditions and a 12-hour hourly forecast for every tailwater Animated NOAA rain radar BUILT FOR ANGLERS Star your favorite Dams and they sort to the top Generation alerts when a dam starts or stops releasing Dark and light themes, designed for one-handed use on the water Data comes straight from the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Southwestern Power Administration, and the National Weather Service. Schedules are estimates and can change without notice — always verify conditions before entering a tailwater.