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Lake Georgia-Pacific

Ashley County, Arkansas
1,559 acres

About Lake Georgia-Pacific

Lake Georgia-Pacific invites visitors to enjoy a spacious outdoor setting in Ashley County, Arkansas. This 1559-acre lake offers a broad water surface that feels open and accessible, perfect for those seeking a calm day on the water. Its notably shallow depth creates a unique environment that can be inviting for various water activities. The lake's proximity to towns like West Crossett, North Crossett, and Crossett adds a convenient touch for travelers. Moro Bay State Park nearby provides a natural backdrop, enhancing the area's appeal as a destination for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts looking to explore the Arkansas landscape.

Surface area
1,559 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.2

Fishing Lake Georgia-Pacific

Variety defines the fishing experience at Lake Georgia-Pacific. Anglers can expect to find a range of fish species that contribute to a lively and engaging day on the water. The lake's shallow nature often means fish are more accessible, providing opportunities for different fishing styles and preferences. Whether casting from shore or a boat, the species present offer a rewarding challenge to both novice and experienced anglers alike, making this lake a worthwhile stop for those exploring fishing options in Arkansas.

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Lake information is provided for planning and recreational use. Conditions, depths, access information, and regulations may change. Always follow posted notices and local regulations.

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