Greers Ferry Lake

Where it is

Greers Ferry Lake sits in Cleburne County, Arkansas, covering about 31,054 acres. Largemouth work shallow-to-deep and back as conditions change through the year.

Seasonal pattern

Spring. Largemouth push shallow as water warms, holding on cover to stage and spawn where the warm-up starts soonest.

Summer. With the surface hot, largemouth favor deeper edges and shade, and the low-light hours carry the bite.

Fall. Falling water temperature draws bait and largemouth back shallow into a broad, roaming feed.

Winter. In cold water fish hold deep and inactive; ease off the pace and keep presentations quiet.

Key structure

• Inside turns where a bank changes angle
• Submerged wood, brush, and laydown cover
• Hard-bottom and rock transitions
• Shade lines and overhead cover in the warm months

Read the season; the structure list only matters through that lens.

Forage

Baitfish set the pace on Greers Ferry Lake; largemouth hold near the schools and go where they go.

Access

Public access exists in Cleburne County around Greers Ferry Lake; check conditions and water levels with local sources before fishing.

Regulations

Check current state and local regulations before fishing; limits and seasons can change.