7-Mile is hot!!!!!

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!!!!!!

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

Where is 7 mile, I've heard of it but don't know where it is.
Thanks
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Midsouth man, Are you fishin East of hwy?

I think some people call it Burnt Cane.

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

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

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

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.

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

My bad.:o

Midsouth Man - PM sent

On hwy 262.

Someone tell me how to get there. I want to go Friday.

Reckon they'd be any of them there basses (I know that's a cuss word here) in there??

Burnt Cane is way high and muddy enough to see coon tracks. Went Sunday and caught a couple. OK for those guys after green carp.

Went today after work. Got almost 2 hours of fishing and caught 6. All where 1lb males.

I still want someone to tell me how to get to 7 mile so I can go there Friday.

To get to 7-Mile, take hwy 33 south out of Augusta towards Gregory. Turn West on hwy 262 before you get to Gregory. Go approx. 4 miles and you will cross the lake. You can load your boat on either side of the road. Get on Google maps or Google Earth for a detailed map. One of these guys on here can tell you which side of the road has been the better fishing. I have not fished it in years.
Ringo

Don't see a hwy 262. I see 260, and looks like is crosses a lake, but it's not 4 miles off of 33.

262 is about 5mi farther south. Its on the west side of 33

Here, I made a map to get there from Little Rock. It goes through Augusta.

Google map

Note that its a bit quicker coming from Little Rock to just go I-40 and just get off at exit 202 and then north on AR-33.

Midsouth man, was that a morning report from your partners?

So is there a place to launch a boat off a trailer or do you need to do the flatbottom in the back of the truck route?