Name: Grenada Lake Crappie Guides
Address: Grenada, MS
Price range: $500 - $1200
Rating: 5

Grenada Lake Crappie Trip

100% (3) Grenada, MS 1 - 4 People 8 Hours From $500

About Your Trip

Water Type

Lake

Skill Levels

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Weather

You won’t lose your deposit if the trip is canceled due to weather

About Your Trip

Get ready for an unforgettable crappie fishing adventure with Captain Alex in the heart of Mississippi’s legendary Grenada Lake! As one of the most knowledgeable and experienced crappie guides in the area, Captain Alex is on the water 250-300 days a year, specializing in landing those giant trophy crappie that every angler dreams about. With his years of expertise and passion for fishing, this isn’t just a trip – it’s a masterclass in crappie fishing!

Whether you’re a seasoned pro or brand-new to fishing, Captain Alex’s trips are designed to suit anglers of all experience levels. He’s not just here to put you on the fish; he’s dedicated to teaching you the techniques that’ll help you hook, reel, and land crappie like a seasoned veteran. You’ll be in good hands from the moment you set foot on the boat, with top-tier equipment and the best bait to ensure your success.

Grenada Lake is famous for its giant crappie, and with Captain Alex’s local know-how, you’ll waste no time finding them. Forget the guesswork – he’ll take you directly to the hotspots, where you’ll be trolling for those bucket-sized slabs using cutting-edge gear that guarantees both comfort and productivity.

If you’re ready to catch giant crappie in one of the best fishing spots in the country, book your trip with Captain Alex today. Whether it’s your first time or your hundredth, you won’t be disappointed!

Amenities

Water Type

Lake

Skill Levels

Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced

Lodging

Lodging is included for an additional fee.

Tackle

All rods, reels, and tackle are included.

Beer

Feel free to enjoy responsibly, but please no glass.

Weather

You won’t lose your deposit if the trip is canceled due to weather

Flexible Cancelation

This trip can be canceled up to 14 days before the trip.

Fish Cleaning

No cleaning service provided.

Boat Restroom

No, this boat does not have a bathroom on board.

Live Bait

Live bait is not used on this trip.

Kid Friendly

This trip is not suited for small children.

Disability Friendly

This trip is not suited for those with disabilities.

Lunch

Please provide your own food / snacks.

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About Your Boat

Boat photo for Grenada Lake Crappie Trip

Boat Type: Bass Boat
Boat Manufacturer: Ranger
Year Built: 2019
Boat Length: 21'

About Your Boat

Boat Type: Bass Boat
Boat Manufacturer: Ranger
Year Built: 2019
Boat Length: 21'
Boat Restroom: No
Engine Manufacturer: Yamaha
Total Horsepower: 250
Number of Engines: 1

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Recent Reviews of Grenada Lake Crappie Guides

5.0

based on 2 reviews

Connie

Verified Review

Great guide. New the lake and had us on fish quick. We will book with Alax again next year.

Connie

Verified Review

Great guide. New the lake and had us on fish quick. We will book with Alax again next year.

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Toby

Verified Review

We had a great time fishing on Sardis lake . Thanks guys for putting us on the fish in the cold . We’ll definitely do it again

Toby

Verified Review

We had a great time fishing on Sardis lake . Thanks guys for putting us on the fish in the cold . We’ll definitely do it again

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Potential Target Species

Color-coded seasonality below is based on .

View Full Species Seasonality Chart » View Recent Grenada Fishing Reports »

Get it while it's HOT!
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You might get lucky (as long as things are in-season).
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Techniques

Artificial Lure Fishing

Drift Fishing

Jigging

Light Tackle Fishing

Type of Fishing

Lake

Recent Fishing Reports

Mid July 2025

Early February 2025

The fishing at Sardis has been on fire. Catch large numbers of fish with several being over 2.50lbs. Fish seem to be scattered from 3-20ft of water. The water at Grenada just got high enough to get a boat on it but it's still very muddy and the bite is slow, that should change in the next few days when the water settles.