| | Adobe Creek Reservoir | | Fish found at the creek include walleye, saugeye, crappie, largemouth bass, channel catfish, northern pike, white bass, bluegill, wiper and tiger muskie. | |
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| | Arkansas River | | The trout population in the Arkansas is 90 percent self-reproducing brown trout and 10 percent Colorado River rainbows, which are introduced as fingerlings. Expect about 2,000 fish per mile on the average. | |
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| | John Martin Reservoir | | This is a large reservoir that accommodates all forms of water recreation including water skiing, jet skiing, sailing, windsurfing, and swimming. Anglers catch walleye, saugeye, bass, wiper, crappie, perch, and catfish. | |
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| | John Martin Reservoir State Park | | Located in the Lower Arkansas River Valley, visitors come to this park to take advantage of modern campgrounds, great fishing, un-crowded boating waters, diverse wildlife viewing opportunities, and to see historical signs of the past. | |
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| | Lake Hasty | | This lake is mainly for swimming and fishing only. Anglers catch walleye, saugeye, bass, wiper, crappie, perch, and catfish. | |
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| | Lake Hasty Campground | | This campground provides a little over 100 campsites for your trailer/RV. All of these sites have electrical hook-ups. The Lake Hasty Campground is located below the dam and provides plentiful shade with large trees. Camping is available year-round in Lake Hasty. | |
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| | Point Campground | | This campground offers 102 sites of basic camping with a beautiful view of the lake and surrounding high-desert prairie. Each site has picnic tables, fire grills, and a high use tent pad. | |
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| | Red Shin Trail | | Hiking, backpacking and mountain biking are allowed on the 4.5-mile trail. | |
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