Lake Ouachita Bass fishing was
selected by Field & Stream magazine in the May 2006
issue as one of the best lakes in the
country for "unbelievable Black bass fishing."
Lake Ouachita
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Lake Ouachita Nursery Pond Releases Black Bass
│ Lake Ouachita Large Mouth Bass Management Plan
│ Lake Ouachita Bass Identification
If you have never fished the Lake Ouachita before get a
contour map. Learn where the River channel, Creek channels, pockets and
flats are. For a fast lesson, charter one of Lake
Ouachita's professional bass guides. Lake Ouachita has about 10%
coverage of different types of aquatic grasses. A black bass has a
normal territory of approx 1 acre, a lot of bass live out their life
span in and around these grassy areas. When fishing the grass look for
little points, indentions, cutouts and especially the edges. The Bass
will usually be laying right on the moss edge primarily in 12 to 18 feet
of water.
AGFC Hatcheries May, 2010:
Lake Ouachita was stocked with 96,000 Florida
largemouth bass fingerlings in the Rabbit-tail / Buckville area.
Northern "native" largemouth bass fingerlings (61,800) were stocked
in the Crystal Springs / Pollard Creek area last Friday.
Lake Ouachita was stocked by AGFC with 136,000 reservoir
strain smallmouth bass last week produced at the
Andrew Hulsey Fish
Hatchery and were about 1.5 inches long each.
They were stocked between Point # 1 and the Dam.
The Lake Ouachita Nursery Pond
was stocked with just over 56,000 fingerling largemouth bass in early
may. These young largemouth bass will feed on abundant
minnows in the nursery pond until all minnows are eaten which should
occur by the end of June. At that time the pond and all of its bass crop will be
drained directly into Lake Ouachita. These Lm bass should be
about 4
to 6 inches long when released.
New World
Record Bass Caught in Japan.
Lake Ouachita will host FLW tournament in 2010.