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Ozark Lake

Crawford County, Arkansas
9,421 acres
Channel Catfish

About Ozark Lake

Ozark Lake presents a tranquil outdoor experience throughout the seasons in Crawford County, Arkansas. Its expansive surface area covers over 9,400 acres, offering a broad water expanse that invites exploration and relaxation. Despite its large size, the lake is notably shallow, which can create a unique habitat and atmosphere for visitors. The lake is positioned near the towns of Mulberry and Dyer, providing easy access for locals and travelers alike. Its surroundings include Lake Fort Smith State Park, adding a natural backdrop that enhances the outdoor appeal. The shallow depth of the lake contributes to its calm waters, making it a peaceful spot for those seeking a quiet day by the water.

Surface area
9,421 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.5

Fish species

Channel Catfish

Fishing Ozark Lake

Time spent fishing on Ozark Lake often centers around the pursuit of channel catfish, a species well-suited to the lake's environment. The experience here is shaped by the lake's shallow waters, which can influence fish behavior and accessibility. Anglers appreciate the opportunity to connect with this particular species in a setting that is both spacious and serene. The fishing experience is straightforward, focusing on the enjoyment of the natural surroundings and the challenge of catching channel catfish.

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