9,750 acres: Portions of lake shoreline in Floyd Co.
This area is extremely steep, rugged, and completely forested. Deer, turkey, grouse, squirrel, fox, and raccoon can be found here. Camping along shoreline is allowed, and also in corps-maintained campgrounds. Boating and fishing are allowed on Dewey Lake. Camping, lodging, and recreational activities are available at nearby Jenny Wiley State Resort Park.
Access is 6 mi. E of Prestonsburg on KY 194 and by boat.
Owned by U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. ( http://www.lrl.usace.army.mil )
For more information please visit the website: http://www.kdfwr.state.ky.us/
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15,299 acres: Portions of lake shoreline, Pike Co.
This area consists of very steep, rough terrain with narrow ridges and valleys that are completely forested, primarily in hardwoods. Deer, turkey, squirrel, rabbit, raccoon, and grouse can be found here. No camping is allowed. Boating, fishing, and other water-related sports are allowed.
3,559 acres in Knott Co.
This area consists of rough, mountainous terrain primarily forested with big hardwoods and some brushy areas. Deer, squirrel, grouse, and furbearers can be found here. Camping is
allowed in the corps-maintained campgrounds only. Fishing and boating are available at Carr Fork Lake.
Carr Fork WMA is located 20 mi. E of Hazard on KY 15.
3,482 acres: Portions of lake shoreline, Perry Co.
12,764 acres in Lawrence Co.
This area consists of hilly, wooded terrain with old fields. An observation area is located above reconstructed wetlands. Squirrel, grouse, deer, rabbit, quail, woodcock, turkey, raccoon, and numerous songbirds can be found here. No ATVs or camping are allowed on the management area.
14,763 acres in Carter Co. and Elliott Co.
12,404 acres in Johnson Co. and Morgan Co.
1,394 acres in Harlan Co.
This area consists of mountainous terrain, forested primarily in second growth hardwoods. There are no roads within the area. Grouse, squirrel, turkey, deer, furbearers, and raptors can be found here. No camping is allowed. Fishing and boating are available on 340-acre Martins Fork Lake.
