Faulkner County Fishing Streams

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Streams in Faulkner County

Place USGS Topo Map
Bailey Branch Enola
Bass Creek Hamlet
Batesville Creek Damascus
Beaver Creek Mayflower
Beaver Fork Greenbrier
Beaverdam Creek Mayflower
Bell Slough Mayflower
Bentley Creek Hamlet
Big Branch Holland
Birmingham Branch Vilonia
Black Fork Holland
Brier Branch Barney
Buck Branch Barney
Cadron Creek Gleason
Caney Creek Cato
Caney Creek Menifee
Caney Creek Enola
Cardin Branch Enola
Cedar Branch Barney
Cedar Branch Barney
Cedar Creek Damascus
Chadwick Creek Cato
Clear Creek Barney
Clifton Branch Greenbrier
Cove Creek Damascus
Cypress Creek Menifee
Cypress Creek Gleason
DeBerry Branch Holland
East Fork Cadron Creek Greenbrier
Fairview Creek Barney
Gay Branch Gleason
Gold Creek Conway
Gold Creek Conway
Greenbrier Creek Menifee
Hall Branch Enola
Harve Creek Holland
Hatcher Branch Damascus
Haw Creek Hamlet
Jacks Fork Menifee
Kaney Creek Greenbrier
King Branch Guy
Little Caney Creek Menifee
Little Creek Conway
Little Creek Olmstead
Little Cypress Creek Hamlet
Little Greenbrier Creek Greenbrier
Little Palarm Creek Hamlet
Lost Creek Holland
Middle Fork Cypress Bayou Vilonia
Mile Creek Cato
Mill Creek Holland
Mortar Creek Barney
Muddy Bayou Holland
Needs Creek Holland
Nichols Creek Barney
North Fork Cypress Bayou Vilonia
Panther Creek Hamlet
Peavine Creek Damascus
Pickle Gap Creek Greenbrier
Pierce Creek Cato
Plum Creek Enola
Prairie Creek Holland
Rattan Branch Vilonia
Shilling Branch Damascus
Soda Creek Guy
South Fork Cypress Bayou Vilonia
Stillhouse Branch Guy
Stone Dam Creek Conway
Strain Branch Barney
Tarkington Creek Holland
Trobough Branch Enola
Tucker Creek Gleason
Tupelo Bayou Fourche
Tupelo Creek Menifee
Turkey Creek Enola
White Oak Branch Enola
White Oak Creek Barney
Wilson Branch Vilonia
Wolf Branch Guy

Above is a map and a list of the streams in Faulkner County, . Many of these spots are open to public fishing. If you see a stream name that is duplicated within Faulkner County, then try to narrow it down using the name of the USGS topo map which is usually a prominent place or city nearby.