Just got my news email from MDWFP. This is what was in it about crappie fishing. Everyone needs to write a letter to them if they want to stop or change this proposal before the date mentioned. This is what was in the email newsletter.

Crappie Regulation Changes Proposed for Flood Control Reservoirs and Eagle Lake

MDWFP is proposing to change crappie regulations on Arkabutla, Enid, Sardis, and Grenada Lakes, also known as the Flood Control Reservoirs (FCRs), and Eagle Lake. The proposal for the FCRs will make the regulations uniform across all of the lakes. The proposed rule will make the minimum length crappie that anglers may keep 12 inches, set the daily creel limit to 15 fish per angler, and limit the number of poles an angler can use to three. In addition, boats with three or more anglers will be able to keep 40 crappie per boat. Daily creel limits in the FCRs' spillways, including Sardis Lower Lake, will also be reduced to 15 fish per angler. "The proposed rules for the FCRs are intended to maintain our top-ranked, nationally recognized crappie fisheries," said Larry Pugh, MDWFP Fisheries Bureau Director. "Having the same regulations on all of these lakes will also simplify regulations for the anglers," added Pugh.
On Eagle Lake, the proposed crappie rule will impose an 11-inch minimum length limit and reduce the daily creel limit to 30 fish per angler. "The proposed rule will protect smaller fish from harvest and allow more fish to grow to a larger size," said MDWFP Fisheries Biologist Jerry Brown. The proposed rule change will be contingent upon Louisiana adopting the same regulation, and will go into effect October 1, 2015.

Anyone wishing to comment on the proposed change may do so in writing to MDWFP Fisheries Bureau, 1505 Eastover Dr., Jackson, MS 39211, no later than June 21, 2015