Lake of the Arbuckles is a reservoir in Oklahoma, near Murray County.
Lake of the Arbuckles is a 1960s Bureau of Reclamation reservoir in south-central Oklahoma. It was formed by impounding Guy Sandy, Buckhorn, and Rock creeks.
The reservoir sits inside Chickasaw National Recreation Area, so the National Park Service has a major role in managing recreation around the water.
The current fish record includes bass, crappie, catfish, sunfish, and several other species. ODWC lists a maximum depth of about 82 feet.
I would pick one creek arm and learn it instead of bouncing between all three. That gives you a much better chance to understand how the lake lays out.
Guy Sandy, Buckhorn, and Rock creeks were impounded to form the reservoir.
The Bureau of Reclamation completed the project in 1967.
The National Park Service manages recreation within Chickasaw National Recreation Area.
ODWC lists the deepest water at about 82 feet.
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Distances are straight-line estimates between mapped water locations.