You are hereCrappie Lakes / Enid Lake
Enid Lake
Enid Lake is one of four lakes in North Mississippi operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. The Enid Lake Project offers many recreational activities such as boating, swimming, water-skiing, fishing, camping, picnicking, hiking, nature photography, environmental interpretive programs, and a horseback-riding trail.
Recreation areas contain parking areas, camping facilities, picnic shelters, boat launching ramps, drinking water, restrooms, showers, swimming beaches, and amphitheaters. Enid Lake is famous for its fishing, with an abundance of crappie, largemouth bass, catfish, and bream. The world record white crappie (5.3 lbs) and the world record shortnose gar (5.83 lbs) was caught at Enid Lake.
Current Lake Levels
Realtime Level24 hr. Change:
Spillway:
Record Level:
Record Year:
Weather at a Glance
Currently unavailable.Detailed 7-Day Forecast
- Printer-friendly version
- Login or register to post comments
Thanks for stopping by www.crappie101.com. We are the site dedicated to crappie fishingi. We bring you tips and techniques from crappie country's top pros and the everyday fisherman not to mention the most complete information on crappie lakes from all around the country.
Bookmark Us
its been tough at enid for the last couple of days........most folks fishing wallace and bean creeks.........the water temp was 62 this afternoon, on the north side across from watervalley boat ramp.....the water had kinda of a brown color.....never has been good for me.....
didn't catch enough for supper....nuff said.....we'll see about tomorrow...
keep fishing.....uncle al
I have a job interview coming up next week in Port Gibson. My wife and I (both are 62 yrs. young) will need a guide to take us to some Slab Crappie! I joined this site just for that reason. Looking forward to meeting and maybe fishing with a bunch of you! Thanks in Advance, (TIA) JEE and Sandra.
Stick To The Script
fished enid from 11 till 4 caught 5 keepers but threw back about 15 or 16. Several others did well.
rod