Federally Controlled Waters in Arkansas
Federally Controlled Lakes and Reservoirs
| Beaver |
DeQueen |
Millwood |
| Blue Mountain |
Dierks |
Nimrod |
| Bull Shoals |
Gillham |
Norfork |
| Catherine |
Greers Ferry |
Ouachita |
| Dardanelle |
Greeson |
Ozark |
| DeGray |
Hamilton |
Table Rock |
Federally Controlled Navigable Streams
- White River from the mouth to Dam No. 1 at Batesville
- Black River from the mouth to the Missouri State Line
- Mississippi River from the Louisiana State Line to the Missouri State Line
- Arkansas River from the mouth to the Oklahoma State Line
- Red River from the Louisiana State Line to the Oklahoma State Line
- Ouachita River from the mouth to Blakely Dam
Aquatic Nuisance Species
Introducing non-native species into Arkansas waters can upset the balance of the ecosystem, hurting the environment. Aquatic nuisance species, such as zebra mussels, are most often spread between waterways by hitching a ride on vessels and trailers. When transplanted into new waters, these organisms proliferate, displacing native species and damaging the water resource.
How You Can Help
- Inspect your vessel and trailer, and remove any plants and animals you see before leaving the area.
- Drain your motor, live well, and bilge on land before leaving the area.
- Empty your bait bucket on land. Never release live bait into a body of water or release aquatic animals from one body of water into another.
- Rinse your vessel, propeller, trailer, and equipment.
- Air dry your vessel and equipment for as long as possible.
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