Arkansas Fishing Report
Lake Columbia Sponsored by
| Date | 12-Apr-24 | |
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: Lake Columbia: Lake Erling Guide Service (870-904-8546) near here said they heard reports that anglers were catching a lot of bass last week, and crappie were biting in about 12 feet of water. Reported by: Arkansas F&G |
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| About: -
Lake Columbia is a 3,000-acre impoundment stretching for six miles along Beech
Creek about six miles northwest of Magnolia in
south central Arkansas. Lake Columbia provides three concrete boat ramps, two with accompanying courtesy boat
docks and fishing piers accessible to persons with handicaps. Fishing: Largemouth bass are the lake's main drawing card, but fishing is also excellent for crappie, channel catfish, bluegills and red-ear sunfish. Flooded timber covers about half the lake. Directions: From Magnolia: south on U.S. 371, 4 miles; turn right on Ark. 344, 4 miles; turn left on County Road 53, proceed 3 miles to lake. |
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| Misc Info: - The lake is divided into four zones, including a small area off-limits to unauthorized visitors. Fishing is allowed on the rest of the lake, and the western half is also open for pleasure-boating and water sports. | |||
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