Statewide MS Archives - Page 109 of 385

Crappie Ammo

March 27, 2017 Don Shoopman

After one bait was put on the market in late January, people who go after crappie won’t be fishing for the tasty panfish so much as hunting for them with Crappie Ammo. […]

New C-MAP cartography products combine C-MAP data with GoFree Insight Genesis data, including bottom contour, hardness transitions and even the recent locations of weed beds.

C-MAP lets you customize inland and coastal mapping

March 23, 2017 Allan Tarvid

A bass club member I used to know was hilariously secretive about his tournament fishing. As we watched from the headquarters dock, he would circle around the far side of a lake before returning to weigh-in to hide where he’d been fishing. […]

Top 10 springtime boat maintenance tips

March 22, 2017 Patrick Bonin

If you’re like lots of other Mississippi anglers, fishing took somewhat of a back seat when duck and deer season kicked in last fall. […]

No. 1 tip when fishing brush-pile crappie

March 21, 2017 Patrick Bonin

Chas Champagne uses pliers to intentionally weaken the hooks so they straighten out more easily when hung up. […]

Brandon Hughes of Prentiss now holds the Jeff Davis Lake record for largemouth with this 11.6-pound bass caught March 5.

Two more state lake record bass certified

March 21, 2017 Bobby Cleveland

Two more record largemouth bass have been reported this month at state lakes managed by the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks (MDWFP). […]

5 calls for turkey hunters

March 20, 2017 Pete Rogers

If he could carry only a few turkey calls, Charles Hudson recommended taking only the ones you are most proficient with. […]

7 steps to display beards from gobblers

March 16, 2017 Dan Kibler

Every gobbler a hunter takes is a memory, and preserving and displaying the beards is a great way to revisit those memories. […]

Good “glass” is critical for crystal-clear views into thick brush when searching for bucks.

Get the best sight picture

March 16, 2017 Bill Garbo

The deer hunter flips up the collar of his fleece jacket to better protect his neck from the chilly, late-afternoon breeze, remaining alert, hoping that an unsuspecting doe will meander by before dark. Success would be two-pronged, as he needs venison for his freezer, and his camp needs a few more does harvested to reach the year’s quota. […]