Mississippi Fishing: Tombigbee State Park Fishing Report

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Date	01-Jun-24
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Water Temperature

Conditions : TOMBIGBEE STATE PARK: Bass - Bass fishing is slow to fair, as fish are in a post spawn pattern. Anglers are targeting points and cover with Texas-rigged/shakeyhead plastics and soft jerkbaits. Some good topwater action can be had early in the morning or late in the evening around shallow cover. Try small buzzbaits and frogs for that bite.

The crappie fishing is fair. Black and chartreuse jigs and/or minnows will both produce some bites.
Bream fishing has begun to pick up a little. Crickets and worms tightlined on the bottom are working as well as anything, but don't overlook small spinners as the bite improves.

The catfish bite is slow. Target drop-offs and deeper shoreline cover like laydowns with tight lined liver and/or night crawlers.

Reported by: MDWFP

Patterns	Lures & Spinners


About: - Lake Lee is well stocked with bass, bream, and catfish. A Mississippi fishing license is required for all persons between the ages of 16 and 65. Licenses may be purchased at the park office for a nominal fee. Fishing boats are available for rental year-round. Paddle boats are available for rental during the summer season. Location: 6 miles southeast of Tupelo off Mississippi 6.			Bass Bream Catfish

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