Paddling up Mississippi crappie
Kayaks are the perfect paddlecraft for spring crappie in Mississippi because of all the places you can access that are full of fish.
I-55 corridor is crappie central for Mississippi anglers
Mississippi’s I-55 is access to the nation’s best crappie fishing. Lake Lincoln and Calling Panther Lake are rapidly earning reputations.
King crappie — Rundown of Mississippi’s top crappie options
The Magnolia State is No. 1 when it comes to crappie fishing — and there are so many options it’s hard to decide where to go.
Picks for Pickwick — Best bets for crappie
April is a great month to be fishing crappie at Pickwick Lake. And these guides tell you the patterns that will fill the boat.
Crappie Cockpit Recon – Tips for crappie fishing
Boat space, accessory placement and functionality impact fishing efficiency. Here’s how to make the most of your day on the water.
Spring Fling — Catching limits of crappie is the norm at Okatibbee Lake this month
Okatibbee Lake has changed over recent years, but not the reservoir’s incredible crappie fishing. Here’s how to fill the boat.
Dogwoods, crappie are in vogue
Nowhere else can match the Magnolia State when it comes to crappie fishing. Mississippi is the king of crappie.
No. 1 tip when fishing brush-pile crappie
Chas Champagne uses pliers to intentionally weaken the hooks so they straighten out more easily when hung up.
April 15: Taxes or slabs at the Rez
Barnett Reservoir’s crappie spawn peaks about the time your taxes are due. So pay Uncle Sam early so you can hit the shallows for slabs.
Clear Water = long-lining crappie success
In clear waters, many crappie anglers think that long-line trolling is a great way to target crappie from a distance.