Field Notes
Reliable redfish
Don’t let the brutal summer heat keep you on the couch. Kayakers can find some grass and seek out the redfish hiding within. […]
Year: 2025
News
Deer Island Coastal Preserve trails, interior portions reopened after July 4 wildfire
After an assessment of the areas affected by wildfire on July 4 at Deer Island, the MDMR has reopened the trails and interior of the island. […]
Bass Fishing
Black Label Hi Roller
The Black Label Hi Roller is a soft plastic minnow-style bait with appealing rolling action that more bass are finding hard to resist. […]
Deer Hunting
Big&J Legit Minerals
Attract deer to your stand and keep them coming back with Big&J’s Legit Minerals. […]
Deer Hunting
Hang your deer stand now
July is the perfect month to put your stand up Serious deer hunters know that success in the fall is often a result of preparation done during the summer. And that’s why this month is
News
Mississippi recreational red snapper season closing July 6, 2025
The MDMR announces that Mississippi’s recreational red snapper season will close Sunday, July 6, 2025, at 11:59 p.m. local time. […]
Field Notes
90-second fried shrimp
Deep frying shrimp is pretty simple. Just remember to get the oil hot, lightly bread the shrimp, and be careful not to overcook it. […]
Fishing
Pristine Body Cleansing Spray
Clean yourself up after a long day on the water or afield with Pristine Body Cleansing Spray. […]
Catfish
Catfishing at night
Just about every freshwater and some brackish systems in Louisiana and Mississippi hold catfish. At night, they lose some of their wariness. […]
Field Notes
Snipe a ‘yote
Coyotes are fun to hunt, and killing them helps native species. And air guns are perfect for taking them out. […]
Field Notes
The importance of snakes
The best way to ensure healthy hunting and fishing habitats is to just leave snakes to do what they do. They are our natural pest control. […]
Fishing
Berkley Catch ‘N Cook Fillet Kit
With the Berkley Catch ‘N Cook Fillet Kit, you’ll have almost as much fun cleaning your fish as you have catching them. […]