*Lake Beulah is a public oxbow lake managed by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP), which oversees the lake's fisheries resources and provides regular fishing reports.

Lake Beulah is an oxbow lake of the Mississippi River in Bolivar County. The lake is periodically connected to the Mississippi River when the river is high enough. The lake is approximately 1,000 acres in size, though size will change with the fluctuating water levels of the Mississippi River. The lake is surrounded primarily by bottomland hardwood forests. 

Fishing Report - 3/19/2025 

SpeciesDetail
BassWith temperatures starting to warm, look for the activity start to pick up. Suspended crank baits, spinner baits, and worms are a good choice. Just fish them slow this time of year. Target deeper areas with underwater cover.
CrappieWith water temperatures starting to warm, also expect crappie activity start to pick up. Around this time anglers are still trolling deeper areas of the lake. Look for any structure in the lake and try various depths. Using jigs or minnows is a good choice.
BreamBream fishing during the winter months can be slow but look for activity to pick up in the coming weeks. Try using redworms at different depths.
CatfishWinter catfish are slow to bite. However, look for catfish activity to increase with warmer weather on the way. Try fishing near the bottom with liver, nightcrawlers, or cut bait.

Mississippi River Stages

Statewide creel and size limits apply to all fish species

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