Thread: Greers

Most of the crappie fishing on Greer’s Ferry, is usually done on the Middle Fork and Devils Fork area and up around Choctaw. I fish the lower lake mostly, since our weekend place is in Heber Springs, but we usually bass fish or chase cats. You may find it beneficial to go on a guided trip, just to see how they fish the lake. Catching Crappie Guide Service would probably be a good one, since he specializes in crappie fishing. Greer’s can be tough to learn for a newcomer.


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Matt and his crew has done an outstanding job with the fish cover can find them on the AGFC web site for greers Ferry from the dam to the upper rivers.We fish the whole lake follow the spawn starts in the rivers in march ends at the dam in and around may"still spawning".We fish" crappie magnets""trout magnets Bream.'Leland lures.com.fish the brush piles,2-4 lb test line cast to structure.if ya get over structure "like other lakes"will spook fish!!!!.

Thanks for the replies. We will give them a shot this weekend and see what we can find.

Originally Posted by Gotucker

Thanks for the replies. We will give them a shot this weekend and see what we can find.

Good luck being on the lake on the weekend, if things are normal then it's usually rough water. There are so many wake boats ect that keep it choppy at best. Go early in the mornings and be careful if you're in a small boat, plenty of idiots on the water.

What area of the lake are you planning on doing your fishing?


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Hope you find some fish. I'm headed up there the first weekend in June to sample the crappie population myself.

New thing now is wake surfing on these waters. It can get pretty ruff trying to stay on a top!! Got to get em early....

We will be on the lower lake at Tannenbaum.