Lake Greeson, located in the Foothills of the
Ouachita National Forest in Arkansas. Directions
to Lake Greeson
Lake Greeson public use area
includes 16,059 acres of land and water. The 6,800
+/- acres
of land around Lake Greeson are open to the public for hunting. Lake Greeson
is close to 12 miles long with clear waters and steep, rocky ridges that form
numerous islands and long peninsulas extending into the lake. Lake Greeson was formed when the
Narrows Dam was built on the Little Missouri River in 1950.
The dam and lake were the result of the efforts of Martin White Greeson for
whom the lake was renamed around 1976. Until that time the lake was known as
Narrows Lake. Lake Greason has great fishing for striped bass, black bass,
crappie, bream, catfish, white bass and smallmouth bass. Lake Greeson is also
stocked with northern pike and walleye. The
Little Missouri River, above and below Lake Greeson, are stocked with rainbow trout.