7-Mile is hot!!!!!

[Midsouth Man]

For those of you who fish 7-Mile, it is on fire right now. Good reports for today with several people catching full limits of 1 1/4 - 2 lb fish on the bank. Crappie seem to spawning on the cypress "knees" and being caught 12-18" deep with Midsouth black/clear jigs. Also smoke/clear jigs with silver sparkle seems to be doing very well.

Fish the outside bend on the left bank about 1 mile down the lake. Call me if you have questions at 501-231-3374.

This lake is probably the best, overlooked lake in the state for catching BIG crappie.

General - Good time to get your boat out there!!!!!!

[general1123]

Ill be out there Saturday morning!!(if i can find it) Thanks for the report

[Ranchhunter]

Where is 7 mile, I've heard of it but don't know where it is.
Thanks

[buck_jackson75]

Midsouth man, Are you fishin East of hwy?

[creekslick]

I think some people call it Burnt Cane.

[soswine]

If it is burnt cane, when that place gets right it is awesome. Plan to get checked too.

[CrappiePro]

LOL, Thanks for the report Man i tell ya i feel like my dog when i say "Lets Go Fishing". She gets excited and jumps around don't know which way to go. Sorta how I feel with all these reports coming in. Gotta Love It. Think i might try Burnt Cane. Thanks

[Ringo]

I thought burnt cane was called 9-mile not 7-mile. The only lake I know called 7 mile is in woodruff county near gregory. Is this the lake you are talking about the fish biting so well.
Ringo

[Midsouth Man]

The lake is north of DesArc of hwy.33 then onto I believe is 289 or 286? I'm not real good on directions.

Buck - Fishing the "right" side of the road.

[NatGear perch jerker]

Burnt Cane is east of Forrest City and south of Widener. A St. Francis oxbow. Yes it is known as 9 mile.