Lake D'Arbonne fishing reports

I'm new to this forum and fish lake d'arbonne quite a bit. I joined the forum hoping to get and share info about what the fish are doing and where, but don't see many sharing information that is very helpful. Don't want to sound negative but is there a website or source for actual fishing reports on Lake D'Arbonne?
BTW, I fished until the wind got so bad on 3/3 that I came off the lake trying some of my shallower roadrunner holes, but no bites. Don't think they have moved in in any large numbers yet.

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Originally Posted by KOR

I'm new to this forum and fish lake d'arbonne quite a bit. I joined the forum hoping to get and share info about what the fish are doing and where, but don't see many sharing information that is very helpful. Don't want to sound negative but is there a website or source for actual fishing reports on Lake D'Arbonne?
BTW, I fished until the wind got so bad on 3/3 that I came off the lake trying some of my shallower roadrunner holes, but no bites. Don't think they have moved in in any large numbers yet.

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I'm not really familiar with that lake. I have a camp on saline/larto which is where I mostly fish. I live near the basin and fish that too. Got a report this morning that they are still deep but a few have moved up. Hope it helps.

There's a few that post from dbone. You'd probably get more info from facebook, louisiana crappie report and lake darbonne crappie report

Get on facebook ,and look up Josh Gowan he is a super guy. And is really getting dialed in down there. He should steer you to some good info. He and his partner finished 2nd in the Crappie Masters last week or so.

I live 10 miles from the Lake and Retired. If you want to share a spot in your boat I CAN show what I have learned in my 10 years fishing the Bone. This time of the year my Brother is always trying to plant about an acre of Gardens and Misses the Crappie at spawn

No my freind its fixn to turn on theyll start moving in from deep river or lake bottoms once the water temps get to 66 to 68 degress thats when they start breaking away for spawn but not all of them the go a lil at a time just depends on scholl say you 500 in a scholl they might break off 50 to a 100 start spawning once females drop eggs males will stay to mine the eggs females will go bak on lake bottom . JUST LOOK OUT !!!! for those temps and your golden. Far as fishing reports go ive been doing good in beau bayou caught a couple over three pounds just few days ago .water temps are still a bit cool i think it was 61 r 62 but itll gradually be warming up so be on look out .ILL BE FISHING TOLEDO BEND FROM MARCH 15 TILL 22ND ILL KEEP U POSTED GOOD LUCK SLAB HURTER OUT

I ALWAYS FISH THE OLD RIVER CHANNLE SPIDER RIGGING ONLY THOUGH DNT WASTE YOU TIME SINGAL LINING THERE

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Originally Posted by Fish on Line

I live 10 miles from the Lake and Retired. If you want to share a spot in your boat I CAN show what I have learned in my 10 years fishing the Bone. This time of the year my Brother is always trying to plant about an acre of Gardens and Misses the Crappie at spawn

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I usually fish by myself and welcome you to use my extra seat. I'm a fireman in RUSTON so I usually go during the week when I get the chance. Just message me.

Medicman 67 ---- PM sent, and THANK YOU !!!!

That sounds like a plan my freind i just might have to take u up on that . Ive got some close freinds that live right on the lake u might just know them MIKE & BRENDA CLARK. I work offshore 14&14 so i can fish outa town anytime .I am goin to toledo bend this time in but maybe we can get together sometime in april .It was a pleasure to hear from you look forward to fishing with you. and thanks again for the invite .And remember a bad day of fishing will always beat a good day at work

Hey Fish on Line,
I'm retired too and have some time to fish now too. Send me a PM and maybe we can get together. I know a spot or 2 myself, and I don't think we'll be able to catch them all anyway. :biggrin

Thanks for the responses, guys! I'm checking them about twice a week, so maybe I'll catch a few coming in this year. I do look at facebook darbonne crappie report.