The last of the real bait shops. I've been going here for years . Always helpful staff very…read moreknowledgeable.

The guy working there was fantastic and very knowledgeable. I bought crickets there and he told me…read moreto put some watermelon in with them to keep them alive overnight.

We had a blast fishing with Barton Outfitters. Aaron Barton is the man if you want to catch…read morecrappie. He worked hard to give us a wonderful day of fishing. Plan on seeing you again soon. Thank you!!!

This was my second year in a row with Barton Outfitters . Fished with Aaron and Brannon and both of…read morethem are excellent guides and a lot of fun to be with . I have some medical issues and they went far beyond what I expected to make you comfortable . They want you to have fun and catch Plenty of Fish and we did . I've never caught crappie that big anywhere . They both work very hard to make your trip enjoyable . Thanks for basically babysitting me . And as Arnold said I'll be back . Love The Compassion Aaron had for his dog . We'll miss all three of them Aaron , Brannon and Dub hope to see you next year .

As of August 2025, the Herb Parsons Lake Store is currently closed. No public entry is allowed down…read morethat path, so you can drive over to the river crossing for a side entrance to the hiking trail.

Didn't catch anything but it could have been the time of day and plus i didn't have a boat. For…read morewhat i have seen, it's best to have a boat to go to this lake.

Absolutely breathtaking! Our cabin was above my expectations, and mine were already high. There are…read morecoffee supplies provided as are linens and toiletries. Refrigerator, microwave and dishwasher are all in the cabin as well (we stayed in cabin 3). Parking spaces are conveniently located next to the cabin for easy loading and unloading. The screened back porch features ample seating areas and a ceiling fan to keep things breezy. You will encounter mosquitoes, as you would expect staying in a forest, so bring mosquito spray and/or peppermint oils to deter. I made sure to rub peppermint on the kiddos when they were sleeping to keep them at bay. There are designated fishing areas and swimming areas. Also you can hike! There are camping spaces which we want to stay at next time, it looks clean and kempt! Amazing place to experience :)

This is my favorite state park in Arkansas! If I had to choose only one campground forever, this…read morewould be it. So many trails that are beautiful and interesting. We love driving around and looking at the deer and seeing them outside our camper in the evening. I love it here in the summer where we like to kayak and hike but the winter may be my favorite, walking the trails and possibly coming across a deer and spotting deer rubs etc. It's beautiful and peaceful here!

Yellow Trail is great! good work out with constant elevation changes…read more You meander throughout the whole park on trails well marked with Yellow Trail markers. I walk/run this trail all the time.

This is a nice place to take a walk. I've also seen people having a picnic and fishing.read more

Edmund Orgill Park was opened in 1972 and is managed by the Shelby County Conservation Board, a…read morecitizen appointed board of the County of Shelby government. The park is named for Edmund Orgill (1899-1983), a progressive Mayor of the City of Memphis in the middle of the twentieth, who fostered better race relations. The Orgill name has been a fixture on the Memphis business scene for nearly two centuries, and Orgill Brothers (Orgill Inc.) is the oldest running business. The hardware distributor was founded in 1847 when the city was less than thirty years old with a population of less than 10,000 citizens. Orgill Brothers sold about anything a pioneer family would need. Orgill Park is composed of 440 acres of rolling meadows, lakeside vistas, paths and shady spaces for all kinds of outdoor recreation enjoyment. Casper Lake is a 67-acre centerpiece for fishing and boating activities, allowing kayaks, canoes and fishing boats (non-motorized except for trolling motors). There is a fishing pier and the lake is stocked with largemouth bass, bream, sunfish, and catfish. There is a boat launch ramp with ample parking for trailers and guests. All TWRA rules (including fishing permits) apply to the use of Casper Lake. A 1.2-mile road meanders through the center of Orgill Park and around the east side of Casper Lake connecting Mudville Road (on the north side) with Kerrville-Rosemark Road (on the south side). There are acres of open spaces throughout the grounds for free play and any leisure activities, such as bicycling, jogging (a 5K Trail), walking, yoga, kite-flying, disk tossing, etc. Three covered pavilions with picnic tables are available for rental. A 2.84-acre pond is stocked during the Winter months with trout. [Review #698] (22nd Review of 2023)

Why is it EVERY time I go here with the kids neither us nor anyone else ever catches a single fish…read more I don't claim to be a fisherman, but I'd at least expect some of the seasoned fishermen to catch something. Never seen it. I suppose the hours and hours we've spent here are different times compared to the previous poster. Kids aren't happy when they don't catch a fish, and yes, I realize it's called fishing and not catching, but please... Catch 'Em Lake is false advertising - a true bait and switch.

They call it Catch'em Lake because you can catch em! This is a great local fishing hole that is…read morestocked full of fish. I am by no means an avid fisher, but this is a fun place to come with the kids. It's also easy and convenient. You don't have to rent a boat or drive very far. The bait and tackle shops has all you need including poles. That's my kind of fishing!

First class lodge, first class food and drink, first class hunting. Tyler and Paige will take care…read moreof you and will get you the ducks!

Love this place. We have been going camping & fishing here for as long as I can remember. Made a…read morelot of memories with my family & will continue to do so. Great fishing.