Beaver Lake Fishing Reports

Beaver Lake Fishing Report

Beaver Lake is currently offering excellent fishing opportunities, especially for crappie, bass, and walleye. The water temperature has been stable, and crappie fishing has been productive, particularly in deeper waters near brush piles and submerged structures. Anglers are reporting good catches with both slow trolling and vertical jigging techniques working well. Bass are active, especially around rocky points and shallow areas, while walleye are being caught in deeper, cooler waters. Overall, the fishing conditions are ideal, and with the right techniques, anglers can expect a rewarding experience.

We get these questions frequently. What is the best time of year to fish for crappie on Beaver Lake? The best times for crappie fishing on Beaver Lake are typically spring and fall when crappie are more active and feeding heavily. However, crappie can be caught year-round, especially with the right techniques. What type of baits and lures should I use for crappie fishing? For crappie, small jigs (1/16 oz to 1/8 oz) in colors like chartreuse, white, or pink work well. Live minnows are also effective, especially when paired with a slow trolling or vertical jigging method. Where are the best places to catch crappie on Beaver Lake right now? Crappie are being found in deeper water near submerged brush piles, rocky points, and around bridge structures. Focus on these areas, especially during early morning or late afternoon when crappie are most active.