Arkansas Lake Information and Maps

Anglers wishing to enjoy Arkansas' superb fishing locations will find over 600,000 acres of lakes,  more than 9,000 miles of flowing streams and rivers where they can pursue many species of freshwater fish.  Along with the Corps of Engineers lakes as well as privately owned lakes scattered throughout the Natural State are 52 Game and Fish Commission lakes tailor-made for your angling enjoyment.

Plug for largemouths on famous Mallard Lake, or jig for crappies on a cypress-shrouded oxbow.  Sit under a shade tree for some lake-side catfishing, or relax on a fishing pier while the kids dunk a worm for bluegills. It's all here: fishing fun, great scenery, down-home charm and Southern hospitality. And we'd like to share our treasures with you.

In 1945, the Game and Fish Commission initiated its lake construction program with a goal of providing additional fishing opportunities in high-population areas, in areas with few natural fishing waters and in areas where fishing had declined despite abundant fishable waters. Since the program began, the Commission has built 29 lakes throughout the state covering 21,937 acres.

These include five of the largest lakes ever constructed by a state wildlife agency - Lake Conway (6,700 acres), White Oak Lake (2,676 acres), Harris Brake Lake (1,300 acres), Lake Overcup (1,025 acres) and Lake Hinkle (960 acres).

Many additional public fishing lakes are found on the Commission's wildlife management areas. These include 12 naturally-formed oxbow lakes covering 420 acres and 11 man-made lakes covering 2,365 acres.  

The links below will help anglers find information about the Arkansas lakes.   If the lake name is underlined and in a different color, that leads to more information about that specific lake.  Otherwise, there is a link to the PDF map of that specific body of water.

Lake Name	Ownership	County and WMA	Map/ Website
Ashbaugh	AGFC	Greene, Black River WMA	PDF
Atkins	AGFC	Pope	PDF
Barnett	AGFC	White	PDF
Bayou Meto WMA Lakes	AGFC	Arkansas County	PDF
Beaver	COE	Benton, Carroll and Washington	Link
Bentonville	AGFC	Benton	PDF
Blue Mountain	COE	Logan and Yell	Link
Bob Kidd	AGFC	Washington	PDF
Brewer	AGFC	Conway	PDF
Bull Shoals	COE	Boone and Marion	Link
Burnt Cane	AGFC	St. Francis	PDF
Calion	AGFC	Union	PDF
Cane Creek	AGFC	Lincoln	PDF
Cargile	AGFC	Conway, Ed Gordon/Point Remove WMA	PDF
Charles	AGFC	Lawrence	PDF
Chicot	AGFC	Chicot	PDF
Columbia	AGFC	Columbia	PDF
Conway	AGFC	Faulkner	PDF
Cox Creek	AGFC	Grant	PDF
Crystal Lake	AGFC	Benton	PDF
Dagmar	AGFC	Monroe, Dagmar WMA	PDF
Dardanelle	COE	Pope, Yell, Logan, Johnson, and Franklin	Link
DeQueen	COE	Sevier	Link
DeGray	COE	Clark and Hot Spring	Link
Dierks	COE	Sevier and Howard	Link
Dr. Lester Sitzes III, Bois d' Arc	AGFC	Hempstead, Bois d ' Arc WMA	PDF
Elmdale	AGFC	Washington	PDF
Enterprise	AGFC	Ashley	PDF
First Old River	AGFC	Miller	PDF
Frierson	AGFC	Greene	PDF
Gillham	COE	Howard	Link
Grampus	AGFC	Ashley	PDF
Grand	AGFC	Chicot	PDF
Greenlee	AGFC	Monroe	PDF
Greers Ferry	COE	Cleburne and Van Buren	Link
Greeson	COE	Pike	Link
Harris Brake	AGFC	Perry County, Harris Brake WMA	PDF
Hindsville	AGFC	Madison	PDF
Hinkle	AGFC	Scott	PDF
Hogue	AGFC	Poinsett, Earl Buss/Bayou DeView WMA	PDF
Horsehead	AGFC	Johnson	PDF
Hurricane	AGFC	White, Henry Gray/Hurricane Lake WMA	PDF
Jack Nolen	AGFC	Sebastian	PDF
Mallard	AGFC	Mississippi, Big Lake WMA	PDF
Mercer Bayou	AGFC	Miller, Sulphur River WMA	PDF
Millwood	COE	Hempstead , Little River and Sevier	Link
Nimrod	COE	Yell	Link
Norfork	COE	Fulton and Marion	Link
Ouachita	COE	Garland and Montgomery	Link
Overcup	AGFC	Conway	PDF
Petit Jean	AGFC	Yell, Petit Jean WMA	PDF
Pickthorne	AGFC	Lonoke, Holland Bottoms WMA	PDF
Poinsett	AGFC	Poinsett	PDF
Saracen	AGFC	Jefferson	PDF
Shirey Bay	AGFC	Lawrence, Shirey Bay/Rainey Brake WMA	PDF
Sugarloaf	AGFC	Sebastian	PDF
Tri-County	AGFC	Calhoun	PDF
Truman Baker	AGFC	Scott	PDF
Wallace	AGFC	Drew, Chicot	PDF
White Oak	AGFC	Ouachita	PDF
Wilhelmina	AGFC	Polk	PDF
Wilson  Brake	AGFC	Ashley	PDF

            

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