Fishing Reports
Three generations of anglers enjoy fall crappie bite on Sardis Lake
Larry York brought his two best fishing buddies (his grandson Walker and his dad Andy) on a fall crappie fishing trip at Sardis Lake. […]
Sardis Lake
Fishing Reports
Scattered summertime reservoir crappie
By mid-September, the fish at Arkabutla, Grenada, Enid, and Sardis Lake will relate to shallow to deep water travel corridors. […]
Bass Fishing
Bass on the rebound at Sardis Lake
Paul Elias fishes Sardis Lake in September because the lake usually floods in the spring, bringing in new nutrients and an abundance of food. […]
Bass Fishing
Fishing ledges works for Sardis Lake’s July bass
Sardis Reservoir in Lafayette, Panola and Marshall counties has made a comeback in the numbers of big bass it’s producing. […]
Bass Fishing
Cover Sardis Lake’s shallow water in November
November is a great month to fish Sardis Lake, since the lake will be drawn down, and most of the bass, especially early in the month, […]
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White bass prominent in Sardis fish kill
A fish that lives on the move for most of its short life span that has never caught on as a popular game fish at Sardis Lake comprises 99 percent of a recent fish kill reported Sept. 17 at the North Mississippi flood control project. […]
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Crappie Hotspots Series – Sardis Lake
Modern technology has certainly paved the way for turning a large number of fishermen into “catchermen.” Still there are days when it seems there’s not a fish to be found. […]
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Thousands of white bass die at Sardis Lake
More than 70,000 white bass turned belly up in Sardis Lake recently, and the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks said the cause is believed to be a naturally occurring bacteria.
The total number of white bass — which composed more than 97 percent of the fish kill — was estimated at 73,510, the MDWFP reported on May 24. […]
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Sardis Slabs
With the hot summer sun overhead and the 93-degree heat, professional crappie angler and guide Kent Driscoll pretty well had Sardis Lake all to himself. […]