Hunting
5.11 EDC PL1 Flashlight
The tiny 5.11 EDC PL1 flashlight is big on features. Carry it in your pocket or clip it to your key ring and you’ll never go without light. […]
Year: 2023
Columns
Slow day fishing? No such thing with bait races and casting contests
There’s a world of fun to be had out there when the fish aren’t biting. You just have to let go and remember you are fishing for fun. […]
News
MDWFP Conservation Cadets graduate from MLEOTA
Eleven cadets graduated from 10 weeks of training at The Mississippi Law Enforcement Officers’ Training Academy on Thursday, August 3, 2023. […]
News
Temporary closure of cabins at Clarkco State Park
Starting Tuesday, Sept. 5, 2023, Clarkco State Park will be closing six cabins in addition to the lodge and office for renovations. […]
Field Reports
Monster speckled trout out of Gulfport Harbor
Tommy Vidrine gives his Mississippi coast fishing report. He was joined this week by Ricky Dembrun, who caught a 29-inch speckled trout. […]
Fishing Reports
Giant trout for Ricky
Ricky Dembrun caught this 29-inch monster trout fishing on Tommy Vidrine’s boat on Aug. 16. He was using live croakers at Gulfport Harbor. The big fish was released after photos.
Field Notes
Out of State Destinations: The Florida Keys
Fishing at the Florida Keys is fantastic. Islamorada Key is known as the “Sportfishing Capital of the World.” […]
Columns
Seafood platter on a stick
This Seafood platter on a stick recipe uses fresh fish with firm meat, shrimp and scallops to make a simple dish that is delicious. […]
Field Notes
Clay birds
August is the perfect time to start practicing for opening day. Shooting clay birds is one of the best ways to sharpen your shotgun skills. […]
New Products
Maven B.3 binoculars
These premium binoculars from Maven will improve your hunts while adding very little bulk or weight to your pack. […]
News
MDWFP Fish Hatchery renamed
The MDWFP North Mississippi Fish Hatchery was recently renamed the Bob Tyler Fish Hatchery following House Bill 923. […]
Alligator
Fish and gators live on through Gyotaku artwork
Leslie Charleville practices gyotaku, an ancient form of Japanese art that serves as a way for fishermen to keep a record of their fish. […]