With the expansion of competitive crappie fishing in southeastern United States the subject of Mississippi fishing keeps coming up. Each year anglers catch huge fish in the waters of this state. The northwestern corner of Mississippi is called the Arc of Slabs due to it quality white and black crappie population. It consists of four lakes Arkabutla Lake (11,870-acres); Enid Lake (16,130-acres), Grenada Lake (35,820-acres) and Sardis Lake (32,100-acres) are famous for their crappie fishing.
Along the Mississippi River are numerous oxbows, marshes and other backwaters. Continue reading – https://dongasaway.wordpress.com/2015/04/24/mississippi-crappie-fishing/