Beaver Lake Arkansas Fishing Report 1/25
Posted: Tue Jan 29, 2008 6:50 pm
Beaver Lake: As of Tuesday, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers reports the lake’s elevation at 1,113.55 feet MSL.
JT’s Crappie Guide Service said (479-640-3980) Bass are biting well on jig-and-pig combos along steep chunk rock banks and on jerkbaits fished along main lake points with timber. The best area for the bass has been around Rocky Branch. Crappie have been biting well in the river arms near brush or pole timber 10 to 25 feet down. Minnows and tube jigs have worked the best. White bass have been on most major main lake points from Horseshoe bend and south. Jigging spoons have been working well on the whites. Striped bass have been in Prairie Creek and around the islands 15 to 25 feet down. The best bite has been on live shad or umbrella rigs baited with white grubs. Catfish are along bluff lines and are biting well on cut bait and chicken liver. Sunfish have been deep, near the timber along steep banks and under docks.
JT’s Crappie Guide Service said (479-640-3980) Bass are biting well on jig-and-pig combos along steep chunk rock banks and on jerkbaits fished along main lake points with timber. The best area for the bass has been around Rocky Branch. Crappie have been biting well in the river arms near brush or pole timber 10 to 25 feet down. Minnows and tube jigs have worked the best. White bass have been on most major main lake points from Horseshoe bend and south. Jigging spoons have been working well on the whites. Striped bass have been in Prairie Creek and around the islands 15 to 25 feet down. The best bite has been on live shad or umbrella rigs baited with white grubs. Catfish are along bluff lines and are biting well on cut bait and chicken liver. Sunfish have been deep, near the timber along steep banks and under docks.
