101.   The lake is home to the Apache trout, a species threatened with extinction now being raised in hatcheries and released in the man-made lake.

102.   The lake is in Central Missouri.

103.   The lake is now open two days per week, six months per year, with a reservation service and quota of anglers drawn by lottery if necessary.

104.   The lake was dotted with coves, inlets and even a few creeks.

105.   The lake would be open only to artificial lure and fly-fishers with a limit of two trout.

106.   The lakes are so clean that many people drink the water, untreated.

107.   The lake is a mile long and a half-mile wide.

108.   The lake is in a buffer zone leased to Texas Tech University for agricultural experiments.

109.   The lake is long and thin, with a launch ramp on the east shore and up the Willoughby River about half a mile.

110.   The lake is naturally acid, with no fish.