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LRRF Weighs In on AGFC's Greers Ferry Tailwater Trout Plan

The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission (AGFC) has released a draft management plan for the Greers Ferry tailwater trout fishery, covering 2026 through 2032. The plan will shape how the Little Red River is stocked, regulated and managed for years to come, and the Little Red River Foundation has submitted comments on it twice.

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Legacy on the Little Red: 63 Years of the Greers Ferry Dam

Made possible by Congress through the Flood Control Act of 1936, the construction of Greers Ferry Dam transformed the surrounding region. It addressed severe flooding while paving the way for power generation, economic growth, and vital recreational opportunities.

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