Thread: Does Arkabutla have any standing timber?

Originally Posted by Thomas Armstrong

Thanks. Years ago I fished Sardis and know it has some but can't remember what part of the lake it was on.

On Sardis most the timber starts at Holiday Lodge / Teckville and goes back east towards Wyatts Crossing. Sardis has beautiful old timber as well as Grenada. It's disappearing fast though.

You're the man, Snub!!!

Originally Posted by Snubbys

Need to stop in there the next visit down, I was in the original built one back some 30 years ago, was a 2nd grade field trip I do believe. It was awesome, loved the old video they showed of the dam being built! The other kids mostly all went to sleep when the lights went out, not me.

Now you walk through the spillway and hear the water rushing around ya, pretty cool. Also there is a pic I took of one of the kids I carried on a hunt there a few years back of him and the ranger that set it all up. He was an inspiration, dead now but sure taught me about life the 6 or so years I knew him. Was with him the day before he died, he told me goodbye with a smile on his face and thanked me for taking him on several hunting in those 6 years.

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Originally Posted by armyman

That Rule Curve on Butla hadn't changed in 70+ years!

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Contrary to some's belief it has NOT changed on any of them, you can go back and look at every one of em

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Originally Posted by Rees Guide

Now you walk through the spillway and hear the water rushing around ya, pretty cool. Also there is a pic I took of one of the kids I carried on a hunt there a few years back of him and the ranger that set it all up. He was an inspiration, dead now but sure taught me about life the 6 or so years I knew him. Was with him the day before he died, he told me goodbye with a smile on his face and thanked me for taking him on several hunting in those 6 years.

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Sounds like a very brave young man! Hate to hear of his passing, I will make it a point to go in there next time down. Thanks for sharing the story, and the walk thru the spillway sounds neat. I was down there the day of crankfest and they had one side of the spillway blocked off and were pumping water out from somewhere back into the outlet channel.