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Can Lakeview be accessed from the Mississippi River, if so how?
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Unless things have changed the answer is no, land locked except for an extreme flood year.
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The run out goes to the river. Got to have high water to get through it. You can look at google earth and trace it.
The property and lake are posted against trespassing so why try it.
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A good bite ANYWHERE would be hard to find during high water. I never have had any luck, could be just me tho....
I thought they sold memberships on Lakeview??
I know they do on Beaver Dam, some of landowners leased their access out to a guy and he sold memberships. But, the members respect property lines, i.e., they are restricted to the North End of the Lake. Crappie fishing can be GREAT in the Spring, & there's no Asian Carp!
There is a fair amount of Bass too. Thirty years ago the Lake was Famous for Slab Bream & had very few crappie or bass, or we didn't have sense enough to catch them, LOL!
I fish the South End mostly in the Spring when the River is flooding & runs me out of the Bar Pits & Oxbows.
I only do fair. I can catch the heck out of 2 - 4 pound Cats, tho I'm trying to catch Crappie!! I even tried Yo Yo's baited with minnows, nothing but Cats!!
Anytime someone wants to come show me "how". i.e., show me what I'm doing wrong, PM me.
