Mississippi Fishing: Trace State Park Fishing Report

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Date	18-Apr-24
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Conditions : TRACE STATE PARK: The bass bite is fair to good, and bass are moving onto beds. Beating the banks with soft plastic creature baits should produce some strikes. Trace Lake is bass-crowded and anglers are encouraged to keep a limit of bass under 13".

Crappie - Like the bass, crappie are moving up for the spawn. Jigs and minnows are the best bets.

The bream bite has been reportedly fair to good. Tightlining worms or dropshotting should be good techniques.

Cat - As with bream, the creek channels should be good for catfish. Try tightlining with liver or worms.

Reported by: MDWFP

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About: - Trace Lake offers 600 acres of fresh water for fishing and water sports. The lake is stocked with bass, catfish, redear, bluegill and crappie. A Mississippi fishing license is required for all persons ages 16 through 64. Out-of-state guests 16 and older are required to have Mississippi fishing license. License may be purchased during office hours at the park office. Fishing boats are available for rental and ramps are provided for those who wish to launch their own boats. Location: Ten miles east of Pontotoc and nine miles west of Tupelo off Mississippi 6.			bass catfish redear bluegill crappie

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