Mississippi River Pool 19 Tournaments

Circuit and school postings give Mississippi River Pool 19 no booked contests alongside 2 published results. Hosts with fields on Mississippi River Pool 19: Illinois B.A.S.S. Nation.

Illinois winners in 2 one-day five-bass fields brought 13.9 pounds on average and 14.25 at most.

Mississippi River Pool 19 flows by Hancock County. A lock and dam holds the water in this pool of the Mississippi River. Officers of Illinois and Iowa will recognize and accept valid sport fishing licenses of either state when legally possessed and used by hook-and-line sport fishermen on the Mississippi River proper forming a common boundary between Illinois and Iowa, including its backwater lakes and sloughs contiguous with the flow of waters in the main channel; provided that you do not fish from or attach any device or equipment to the main bank of the Mississippi under the jurisdiction of the state where you are not licensed to fish. You can not fish in any tributaries of the opposite state.

Trailers can use 1 ramp mapped by IDNR. Anglers 16 and older carry an Illinois fishing license ($15 a year for residents, $31.50 for nonresidents in 2026). Because Mississippi River Pool 19 forms the line with Iowa and Missouri, the digest prints a reciprocity rule for licensed anglers of the neighbouring states on the boundary water itself.