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Printable fishing map · Arkansas

Caddo River

15 numbered points: 3 access points, 6 bridges, 3 parks and conservation areas, 2 hazards, 1 USGS gauge.
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Points reviewed Sep 16, 2026
Map © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Points curated by GuidedFloats from OpenStreetMap and state agency sources. Not a navigation chart. Confirm access, hours and regulations before you go.

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Numbered points

#PointTypeLat, LonNotes
1Golf Course Road bridge
Montgomery County · above Norman
Bridge crossing34.45365, -93.68206First road crossing on the mapped upper river, above Norman.
2Manfred Road bridge
Montgomery County · above Caddo Gap
Bridge crossing34.39640, -93.62208Quiet county crossing a couple of miles above Caddo Gap.
3USGS 07359610 — Caddo River near Caddo Gap
USGS gauging station
USGS gauge34.38278, -93.60611The flow reference for the whole float. Coordinates are the station's own; nothing on the river is timed without it.
4US 70 / AR 8 bridge, Glenwood
Elm Street · Glenwood
Bridge crossing34.32155, -93.55241The main highway crossing at Glenwood, midpoint of the free-flowing river.
5Caddo Valley Railroad bridge
Caddo Valley Railroad · Glenwood
Bridge crossing34.31987, -93.54197Short-line trestle just below the Glenwood highway bridge.
6Amity Landing Recreation Area
USACE · head of DeGray Lake
Access / boat ramp34.26260, -93.35546Corps recreation area where the free-flowing Caddo slows into DeGray Lake.
7DeGray Dam
USACE · NID AR00151
Dam / hazard34.21386, -93.11285Head of the tailwater. Generation at the dam sets the flow, the depth and the temperature of everything below it.
8Spillway-Dam Recreation Area
USACE · below DeGray Dam
Park / conservation area34.21935, -93.10105Corps day-use area on the bank immediately below the dam.
9Channel Road bridge
Below DeGray Dam
Bridge crossing34.20663, -93.10812First crossing below the dam, in the outlet channel.
10Boat ramp below DeGray Dam
Ramp in the outlet channel
Access / boat ramp34.19982, -93.10775Unnamed in OSM; the ramp on the cold-water reach between the dam and the re-regulating pool.
11DeGray Re-regulating Dam
USACE · NID AR00151S002
Dam / hazard34.17712, -93.10054The lower dam that smooths the generation pulse before the river runs on to the Ouachita.
12Lower Lake Recreation Area
USACE · re-regulating pool
Park / conservation area34.17756, -93.09865Corps area on the pool between the two dams.
13Boat ramp at Valley Street, Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia
Access / boat ramp34.17668, -93.07139Unnamed in OSM; the town ramp a few hundred yards above the Valley Street bridge.
14Valley Street bridge, Arkadelphia
Arkadelphia
Bridge crossing34.17553, -93.07131Town crossing on the last mile or so before the Ouachita.
15Caddo Valley City Park
City of Caddo Valley
Park / conservation area34.18583, -93.06635Riverside town park on the lower river.

Before you launch

Gauge: USGS 07359610 — Caddo River near Caddo Gap, AR. Live flow on the web page.

Species: Bluegill, Channel Catfish, Largemouth Bass, Longear Sunfish, Ozark Bass, Rainbow Trout, Smallmouth Bass, Spotted Bass

Regulations: www.agfc.com/regulations/general-fishing-regulations/

Emergency: call 911 and give the number of the nearest point on this map plus its coordinates.

Access notes

Caddo Gap - the gauge reach and the most popular float access on the river.
Glenwood - the main lower access above the lake with outfitter services.
Highway 240 crossing - bridge access on the upper river.
Norman area - upper river access near the headwaters.
Amity area - access on the lower free-flowing reach.
DeGray Lake upper end - the bottom of the mountain river reach.
Below DeGray Dam - the separate trout tailwater reach downstream.

Seasons

Spring: the best flows of the year and strong smallmouth fishing before float traffic builds.
Summer: low clear water, heavy recreational traffic on weekends, best fished on weekdays.
Fall: quiet water, cooling temperatures and the most pleasant fishing conditions of the year.
Winter: cold and low, with the tailwater below the dam the more reliable option.

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