Bayou Bartholomew

Bayou Bartholomew flows through wetlands with cypress trees, supporting numerous fish species and providing essential habitats for regional wildlife.

The waterway served as a primary transportation route during early settlement periods, connecting communities and enabling trade throughout the Mississippi Delta region.

Local communities along Bayou Bartholomew maintain fishing traditions that combine Native American, French, and African American influences in their methods and practices.

Visitors can access multiple boat launches along the waterway for recreational activities, with fishing permits required from both Louisiana and Arkansas state authorities.

The water system maintains distinct seasonal patterns, creating specialized environments where rare species of fish and amphibians establish their breeding grounds.

Location: Louisiana

Location: Arkansas

Elevation above the sea: 18 m

GPS coordinates: 32.72278,-92.06389

Latest update: March 5, 2025 14:27