Louin, Louisiana · Smith County · Facility
Greentree Reservoir is a 33-acre manmade lake frequently visited by local fishermen. Both boat and limited bank fishing is possible. Facilities include a boat ramp and a small parking area. No camping or swimming is permitted. No fee is charged. Open year-round. State fishing laws and regulations apply.
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Greentree Reservoir is a 33-acre manmade lake frequently visited by local fishermen. Both boat and limited bank fishing is possible. Facilities include a boat ramp and a small parking area. No camping or swimming is permitted. No fee is charged. Open year-round. State fishing laws and regulations apply.
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