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    Default Does Arkabutla have any standing timber?


    Just curious if Arkabutla has any standing timber with 7foot of water or deeper. Thanks

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    No standing dead timber like the other 3 corp lakes.

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    No


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

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    Lots of cypress lots of buck brush at higher water levels some dead timber but mostly submerged

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    Of the big four Butla was the last built. All timber was cut before flooding. In younger years when water was low you could see stumps. Silt has covered the stumps over the years.
    Silt in is a problem on the big 4, none will hold the volume of water as they use too.

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    Quote Originally Posted by canebreaker View Post
    Of the big four Butla was the last built.
    This is not true, out of the 4 lakes Grenada was the last one to be in use, opened in January 1954. Enid was completed in December of 1952, Sardis around 1940, can't find an exact date on when Arkabutla was completed in 1943.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Snubbys View Post
    This is not true, out of the 4 lakes Grenada was the last one to be in use, opened in January 1954. Enid was completed in December of 1952, Sardis around 1940, can't find an exact date on when Arkabutla was completed in 1943.
    that info is in the remodeled visitor center at Grenada Dam
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    Looks like they were holding some water in 1942Name:  20170809_064133.jpg
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rees Guide View Post
    that info is in the remodeled visitor center at Grenada Dam
    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.

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