Submit a New Trip| State | Missouri |
| River | Niangua River |
| Date | Saturday 2 December 2017 |
| Related | (none) |
| Start | Bennett Spring |
| End | Barclay |
| Distance | 6.3 miles |
 Crew |  Edmond, Brian Edmond, Julian Fillmer, Lawrence Larsen, Chris Larsen, Lisa Ligon, Day Sardina, Krissy Shelly, Marc Travers, Gina Van Someren, Andrea Van Someren, Tom |
| Condition | Low - River is low but can still be floated. Some riffles are okay but most come with significant dragging and might need a portage. Float lengths should be reduced to accommodate low flow, dragging, and portages. |
 Notes | The water level was pretty low but most areas were navigable. At least a few spots required a short portage or the boats dragged some or a lot (especially the canoes). This was a fishing crew and there was very little caught (just two trout) during the entire day. This stretch is not long but with the short days and the low, slow water, we had to keep moving to make it off the water before dark. |
| Fishing | Poor - 0 - 2 fish caught |
 Species | Rainbow Trout |
 Gauge | Windyville (06923250) |
| Discharge | 36 |
| Height | 0.88 |
| Status | Verified |
| Links | (none) |
| Photos | Facebook Photos (Edmond) Facebook Photos (Van Someren) |
| Route |  KML |
| River Information | Duck Duck Go Search Missouri Canoe and Floater's Association A Paddler's Guide to Missouri (2023) A Float Trip Blog from the Midwest |
 Source | Brian Edmond |
| Trip ID | 258 |
| Expedition ID | 207 |
| Updates | Submit links or photos for this trip |