“If FFS could eventually hurt the population of large crappie on this lake — and I think it already has — what happens then? Are people going to continue to come fishing here for the 10 inchers?

If you fish the Arkabutla, Grenada, Enid or Sardis lakes in North Mississippi, there are new fishing regulations that you need to know.

Grenada Lake is known for producing giant crappie and lots of them and a recent fishing tournament did nothing but solidify the lake's reputation. The Crappie Masters tournament series stopped at ...

In fact, the top three – Grenada, Lake Washington and Sardis – are in Mississippi, and three other Mid-South destinations rank in the Top 10 – Kentucky Lake (4), Arkabutla (8) and Reelfoot ...

But Hammontree’s fish wasn’t quite big enough to unseat the 12.6-inch white crappie that James Callahan Barton caught in Mississippi on June 4, 2023. Barton was fishing on Sardis Lake. He used a B’n’M ...

Fishing duo Steve Coleman and Ronnie Capps have won 76 career tournaments together, and aren't done yet.

Crappie were in the 5-6 feet of water range, but again were slow, mostly small males. I fished Sardis Lake in Mississippi on Tuesday.

His personal best from the fishery is 3.19 pounds. "For numbers, I'd say Sardis (Lake) may have an edge, but when it comes to decent numbers of fish and enormous size, it's Grenada," Cotton said.

In the summer, Sardis, for example, is allowed to come up to a depth that has the lake surface 260 feet above sea level. At this depth, there are far more acres of lake available for fishing and ...

When do crappie spawn? That all depends upon water temperature. Here's our guide on how to catch spring crappie during the spawn.

By far the top state for crappie fishing was Mississippi, which received four of the top 10 slots including Grenada Lake at number 1 and Sardis at number 2. The all-tackle world-record white ...

Long's Sporting Goods and Quick Stop (662)487-2187 reports best luck for crappie would likely be trolling 12 to 20 ft deep in the area from Clear Creek to the dam.