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Redneck Crappie Guide Service - Top Species in June

Crappie
Crappie
Out of Season
Species Name: Pomoxis Nigromaculatus
Species Family: Centrarchidae
Species Order: Perciformes
Habitat: River, Lake
Weight: 0 - 5 pounds
Length: 4" - 19"

Common Questions:


What are the primary fish species targeted by Redneck Crappie Guide Service at Beaver Lake?

Redneck Crappie Guide Service primarily targets crappie, but they also fish for bass, catfish, and sometimes walleye depending on the season.


When is the best time to catch crappie at Beaver Lake?

The best time for crappie fishing is during the spring spawning season, typically from March to May. However, crappie can be caught year-round with varying success.


What are the peak seasons for bass fishing at Beaver Lake?

Bass fishing is excellent during the spring and fall. The spring spawn and the cooler fall temperatures offer the best opportunities for catching largemouth and smallmouth bass.


Are there trophy-sized fish in Beaver Lake?

Yes, Beaver Lake is known for its trophy-sized crappie and bass. The lake's clear waters and abundant food sources contribute to the growth of large fish.


What bait or lures work best for catching crappie?

Popular baits for crappie include minnows and jigs. Redneck Crappie Guide Service also uses a variety of soft plastics and small crankbaits tailored to the fish's preferences.


Can you catch catfish at Beaver Lake, and if so, what methods are recommended?

Yes, Beaver Lake has a healthy population of catfish. Effective methods include using live bait such as worms or shad, and employing bottom fishing techniques.


What types of bass can be found in Beaver Lake?

Beaver Lake is home to both largemouth and smallmouth bass. Largemouth bass are more common in the lake’s coves and shallower areas, while smallmouth bass are found in the deeper, rocky sections.


Are there any specific times of day that are better for fishing?

Early morning and late evening are typically the best times for fishing, as these are when fish are most actively feeding.


How does the weather impact fishing conditions at Beaver Lake?

Weather can significantly affect fishing conditions. Overcast days often improve crappie and bass activity, while changes in barometric pressure and water temperature can influence fish behavior.


What are the current size and bag limits for fish at Beaver Lake?

Size and bag limits can vary by species and season. For the most up-to-date information, it is recommended to check the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission's regulations or consult with Redneck Crappie Guide Service.


A Redneck Crappie Guide Service Guided Fishing Trip targets the top Beaver Lake Fish species including Crappie (Also Called Black Crappie, White Crappie ). We primarily Fish the Beaver Lake.

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