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Spring Lake

Yell County, Arkansas
37 acres
Channel Catfish

About Spring Lake

Spring Lake in Yell County, Arkansas, offers a modest but inviting outdoor space for nature lovers and anglers. Covering a compact area, this lake's shallow waters create a calm environment perfect for peaceful visits. Its proximity to small towns like Belleville, Havana, and Danville adds a touch of rural charm to the setting. The lake is surrounded by notable state parks such as Mount Nebo State Park and Mount Magazine State Park, which contribute to the scenic backdrop and natural appeal of the area. Though not large or deep, Spring Lake provides a quiet spot to enjoy the outdoors within Arkansas's diverse landscape.

Surface area
37 acres
Lake-Link Score
11.5

Fish species

Channel Catfish

Fishing Spring Lake

For anglers of all skill levels, Spring Lake presents a straightforward fishing experience focused on Channel Catfish. The lake's shallow waters can make for accessible fishing conditions, where patience and timing are key. While the species variety is limited, those targeting Channel Catfish will find a dedicated spot to enjoy their pursuit. The simplicity of the fish population here means anglers can focus on refining their techniques and appreciating the tranquil surroundings without the distraction of a crowded or complex fishery.

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