White Bass

White bass fishing near Blue Springs, Mississippi, can be a fast-paced and exciting experience, especially during their spring spawning runs. Bay Springs Lake, a reservoir on the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway, is your best bet for finding these feisty fish. The early spring (March-April), when water temperatures start to rise, is prime time, as the white bass migrate upstream to spawn. Look for them near creek mouths and shallow, rocky areas. Small jigs, spinners, and crankbaits are effective lures. A local tip is to focus on areas with current, as white bass tend to congregate there. Public access is readily available at Bay Springs Lake with several boat ramps and shoreline access points. Keep an eye out for schooling activity on the surface, as this often indicates a feeding frenzy. White bass are generally plentiful, offering a great opportunity for anglers of all skill levels to enjoy some exciting fishing. Also, be aware of the size and creel limits on Bay Springs Lake to ensure compliance.