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Broglin Slough

Lauderdale County, Tennessee
30 acres

About Broglin Slough

Broglin Slough is a peaceful destination in Lauderdale County, Tennessee, offering a quiet retreat for those seeking time near the water. Its modest size creates an intimate setting perfect for a relaxed day outdoors. The lake's shallow depth means it feels accessible and welcoming, inviting visitors to enjoy the natural surroundings without the bustle of larger bodies of water. Situated near the towns of Luxora and Osceola in Arkansas, as well as Garland, Tennessee, Broglin Slough provides a convenient escape for locals and visitors alike. Its 30-acre surface area is easy to explore and lends itself well to casual outings, making it a favored spot for those who appreciate smaller, more manageable lakes.

Surface area
30 acres
Lake-Link Score
10.2

Fishing Broglin Slough

Fishing at Broglin Slough presents a quality experience for anglers interested in the species known to inhabit its waters. While the lake is modest in size, it supports a variety of fish that can make for an enjoyable day on the water. The shallow nature of the lake can influence fish behavior, often concentrating activity in accessible areas. Anglers looking to connect with local fish species will find Broglin Slough a worthwhile spot to cast a line. The lake's setting within Lauderdale County adds a regional flavor to the fishing experience, blending natural beauty with the chance to catch familiar fish.

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