National Fish Hatchery
Mammoth Spring National Fish Hatchery is one of the oldest fish hatcheries in the United States, established in 1903 in the Ozark foothills of northeast Arkansas. The hatchery focuses on raising various aquatic species, including rainbow trout, striped bass, and lake sturgeon, for both recreational fishing and conservation purposes.
In addition to fish production, the hatchery provides outreach and education resources at its Visitors Center, offering numerous activities and events throughout the year. Situated near Mammoth Spring State Park and other scenic attractions, it serves as a hub for conserving and enhancing aquatic resources for future generations.
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