The hunt for a world record crappie took us straight to Sardis Lake, where every cast carried the possibility of history. The fight was tense, the stakes were high, and the results didn’t disappoint.

Fall is a prime time for crappie fishing in Mississippi, writes Lanny Mixon, and these lakes offer some of the best opportunities for anglers looking to land a trophy catch. As autumn arrives, ...

The Commission on Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks voted to reduce the daily limit at five popular crappie lakes and at the heart of the matter is technology. Washington, Enid, Grenada and Sardis lakes, ...

Sitting pretty in the Hills Region lies a little-known lake in Mississippi that’s worth seeking out. Enid Lake often gets overshadowed by its neighbors, Sardis Lake and Grenada Lake, but this ...

Some people might get tired of chasing crappie, but Andy Houston, of Mantachie, says he doesn’t know who those people would be. “It never gets old,” he said. Crappie fishing is always a good time, but ...

A recent article in the Detroit Free Press compared the depths of the Great Lakes, and the numbers were fascinating. Lake Eerie came in at 210 feet and Lake Huron at 750 feet deep. Next were Lake ...

On Sardis Lake the daily creel limit for crappie is 20 per person. The minimum length limit for crappie is 12 inches. Anglers fishing Sardis Lake may use no more than 5 poles per person. The 12 inch ...

Bell Cow: The only fishing method allowed at Bell Cow is rod and reel fishing. Elevation above normal, water 68 degrees and clear. Crappie moving into shallow water and good on jigs and minnows; ...