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    Smile Millwood res.

    I would like to fish Milwood in the spring . I hear there are some real slabs there. When is the best time to go and are there many good ramps on the lake?Are there many motels close? Any good guides?
    Any imfo would be appreciated
    Bruce

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    Ashdown. Huge slabs! Last weekend into April should put you on a bunch! Look for Cypress in 6-8 feet. Lake level will indicate. Good luck! Brad

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    Millwood is the lake of many stumps and snags beware of the stumps. Texarkana is the closest motels. It is an excellent lake to catch Crappie in the spring. Good luck and enjoy the trip

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    Yarbrough Landing has cabins right next to the ramp and in a great area. Good Luck

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    Bruce, late March or April can be very good. 3 pound crappie are not unheard of. Guides aren't plentifull, may call Millwood guide Service.

    For rooms, either Yarborough Landing (cabins by the lake) or Economy Inn in Ashdown, AR. Economy is $50 a night I believe. Ashdown is about 10 minutes from the lake. There is 1 other motel in Ashdown, can't remember the name.

    Plenty of good ramps on Millwood. Yarborough, Bullfrog (Jack's Isle), and Millwood State park within 10 to 15 minutes of Ashdown.

    Get a good map. You will not be planed off ANYWHERE outside of the marked boat lanes, unless you are on the south end of the main lake, or in Little River. Respect the channel markers and boat lanes. Good areas during the spring can be Cottonshed area and the shallow cypress around Jack's Isle.

    Live bait can be purchased at Bullfrog Marina and the State Park Marina. Hope that helps.

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    Last edited by prpjt; 02-11-2009 at 07:25 PM.

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    Thank you guys for all the info... I appreciate it.
    Bruce

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    There are a few motels in Nashville to choose from. Its about 20 minutes from Okay Landing and Cottonshed Landing. Good concrete ramp, lots of parking spots, only trouble will be finding a open spot after about 9:00 in the morning. Late March and April is prime time. Find the live cypress trees in 5 to 8 ft of water between Okay and Cottonshed, shouldn't be hard they'll be surrounded by boats. Work jigs, stay quiet, and bring a good fillet knife.

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    hellow I am Lynn Sanders and I do Guide trips on Millwood lake for Crappie give me a call at 903 826 2454 or e-mail me at [email protected]

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    Does anyone have a phone number for Yarborough landing at Millwood?

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    Default Yarborough Landing is just that...

    Quote Originally Posted by Liptwister View Post
    Does anyone have a phone number for Yarborough landing at Millwood?
    It's a ramp and that's about it. There is a store there but last I knew, it was unrelated to the ramp. It is a FREE ramp.

    As someone said there are probably 6 or 8 "A" frame cabins that are nice. But you wil get off cheaper by going to Ashdown and getting a motel there. They aren't fancy, but they're not shabby either...just a decent place to sleep.

    Another place to put in is Jack's Isle. If you put in there, there is a minimal launch fee. But you can get the straight skinny on the crappie from the owner, Kenneth. (It's worth the $3.00.) He also runs a bait shop and a small marina (no gas) with about 20 or so slips. You can rent boats there if you don't want to drag yours.

    If you do decide to rent, better call Kenneth and reserve one or get there dang early or you'll liable to be bank fishing.

    If the lake levels are right, the temps are right, you should have a great time anytime from mid-March til the end of April.

    Have a ball.

    aj

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