Cedar Creek (Bull Shoals Lake tributary)

Cedar Creek is a stream located in northern Arkansas. It is a tributary of Bull Shoals Lake, which is a reservoir on the White River. The creek flows generally southward before emptying into the lake. The watershed of Cedar Creek is primarily forested, with some agricultural and residential land use. Cedar Creek is known for its clear water and supports a variety of fish species common to the Ozark region, including bass, crappie, and catfish, particularly near its confluence with Bull Shoals Lake. The creek is utilized for recreational activities such as fishing, kayaking (depending on water levels), and hiking in the surrounding areas. The area around Cedar Creek is relatively rural, contributing to its natural character.