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Brushy Lake

Independence County, Arkansas
50 acres

About Brushy Lake

Brushy Lake lies in Independence County, Arkansas, surrounded by the small towns of Tuckerman, Newark, and Campbell Station. This modest-sized lake spans roughly 50 acres, offering a peaceful outdoor setting for visitors seeking a quiet water experience. Its shallow nature means the lake provides accessible waters that are easy to explore and enjoy. The lake is part of a natural landscape that includes nearby Jacksonport State Park and Lake Charles State Park, adding to the regional outdoor character. While Brushy Lake’s depth does not vary much, its location in Arkansas makes it a calm spot for nature lovers and locals looking for a low-key retreat close to home.

Surface area
50 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.3

Fishing Brushy Lake

Time spent fishing at Brushy Lake brings a relaxed experience, with opportunities to catch the species that call this shallow water home. Anglers can expect to find a variety of fish suited to the lake's environment, though specific species details remain limited. The lake's size and shallow depth create a setting where fishing feels approachable and straightforward. Without a wide range of known species, the fishing here is best suited for those who appreciate a quiet day on the water rather than a diverse angling challenge. The surrounding Arkansas countryside adds to the peaceful backdrop for any fishing outing.

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