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Arkansas Fishing Report
Stripers are on bluff ends in 70-80 feet suspended at 40 feet. You have to get down to them. Bink's spoons are the best with some fish being caught drifting shad on ballons or trolling. White bass are a little shallower and are biting early morning 38 feet down. Striper fishing is excellent now if you know what you are doing. Walleye are on main lake points right at the end where the water drops off. Spoons are the best with some people dragging nightcrawlers on a lindy rig. They are in the big rocks. I am catching some every day in the 3-4 lb. range. If you can find brush at 30 feet on the ends of points there will be big fish of all kinds on it.Bass have moved to cold water or under deeper docks in the shade. They move to the bank after dark and can be caught on saltcraws using black lights. All bass I have seen are filled with crawdads. Try a carolina rigged lizard. No bait fish no bass. Giant blugill are on all brush over 22 feet and under docks. Slip floats with nightcrawlers or red-headed tube jigs tipped with minnows are working. Spooning a red- headed small Bink's spoon will catch fish after fish. Great eating and good fighters. I have not been crappie fishing and have not seen very many. Catfishing is good on trotlines with live sunfish and off docks with prepared bait on the bottom. Steve Street,
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