Fishing Report
| Bass | The bass bite has been slow recently, and mostly smaller fish are being caught. Look for the bite to pick up as the water temps continue to drop. Shakeyheads, drop-shot rigs, and Texas-rigged soft plastics fished slowly during the day are all good options. Tippah County Lake is bass-crowded, and we strongly encourage anglers to keep a limit of fish under 13". |
| Crappie | No recent reports on crappie, but the fish attractors scattered around the lake are a good place to look for them (see coordinates). Both minnows and jigs are good bait choices. FFS is useful in finding fish if you have it. |
| Bream | The bream bite is fair. Try tight lining worms or crickets on the bottom along primary drop-offs and close to the creek channel for best results when the Bluegill aren't bedding. |
| Catfish | The catfish bite has been slow. Making long casts out from points with tightlined worms and/or liver will be the best technique to use. Don't overlook stink bait, hot dogs, or Kool-aid flavored chicken for the large channel cats. If you're more interested in catching a flathead, live, hand-sized bream are an excellent bait choice. |
