Enid Lake became my favorite place to fish some twenty six years ago. After a few trips I realized that no place on earth could offer more consistent large catches of both black and white Crappie than this 28,000 acre delta flood control lake in Yalobusha county Mississippi. After all, the world record crappie was produced by this scenic body of water. I anticipate the next jerk to be a new record. Enid is just one of the Mississippi lakes managed by professional biologists on staff with Delta Wildlife Foundation and the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks.
Summer is here.
I know because now I see more ski boats and wave runners going to the lake than fishing boats. In addition to this the temperature has risen enough to make you leak moisture when you are outside for a little while. And all the vigitation grows a little every day. The grass on the yard can even be smoothed to look like a giant green carpet over the landscape. Sitting on our poarch I can see the humming birds dog-fighting over the feeder that gets filled again about once a week.