The Mississippi’s Crappie Trail features six of premier crappie fishing lakes and designed to promote these destinations and the vast array of attractions and resources around the lakes.
Barnett Reservoir, better known as “The Rez” is located in the shadow of the state capital at Jackson and is definitively a fan favorite in catching big crappie.
Enid Lake where crappie is king. Since 1957, a 5-pound, 3-ounce white Crappie holds the world record and the average Crappie weighs 1-pound.
Enid Lake where crappie is king. Since 1957, a 5-pound, 3-ounce white Crappie holds the world record and the average Crappie weighs 1-pound.
Sardis Lake is one of Mississippi’s best kept secrets. Over 32,000 surface acres in the summer, this lake is the perfect place to catch crappie.
Lake Washington is an oxbow lake in Washington County and has been known as a crappie fisherman’s paradise.
Plan Your Next Crappie Fishing Adventure
The Mississippi Crappie Trail articles and videos provide expert advice on destination hot-spots, equipment, tackle and techniques for catching crappie from the trail’s six lakes.
Crappie Destinations
MSCT Produces Giant Crappie
Time for Slabs By John N. Felsher Outstanding crappie action awaits on the Mississippi Crappie Trail Across the great...
Crappie Techniques
Arklabutla Lake Crappie
Arklabutla Lake Crappie by Tim Huffman Facts: 11,870 surface acres; elevation 226 feet; inlet source is Coldwater River; fluctuates...
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