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Bay Fishing Heats Up Too!
Bay Fishing Heats Up Too! With a lack of rainfall and a touch of fall in the air, well, the fishing in coastal bays and rivers has been terrific.

For example, my last two half-a-day trips in the Back Bay of Biloxi were full ...
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New Orleans Boat Show canceled
What would have been the 40th New Orleans Boat and Sportshow was canceled because boat dealers simply couldn't afford to participate. The New Orleans Boat and Sportshow has kicked off the spring fishing season for the past 39 years, but the 2010 event has been canceled largely as a result of the economic downturn.
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Lightning strikes again in Jefferson County
Brian Burkley smacked this 160-class buck down Oct. 1 on the same farm that produces a 164 3/8-inch beast last year for cousin Michael Burkley. There’s a popular myth that lightning cannot strike the same place twice, but nothing could be further from the truth. Fortunately for Brian Burkley of Brandon, this same truth applies when it comes to harvesting monster whitetails with stick and string.
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Youth Participation Initiative Grant Recipients Announced
The Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks recently invested $160,000 in statewide youth programs aimed at increasing youth involvement in the outdoor sports. Jackson – The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries, and Parks is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2009 Youth Participation Initiative Grant awards.
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Record buck taken illegally, Minnesota officials say
A Minnesota man was charged Nov. 10 with illegally taking what could be the largest 8-point ever measured. A Minnesota man was charged Nov. 10 with illegally taking what could be the largest 8-point ever measured.
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Deer jumps into zoo enclosure, mauled by lions
WASHINGTON, D.C. - A deer made a fatal mistake when it jumped into a lion enclosure, was mauled and finally euthanized – all while spectactors watched, the Washington Post reported yesterday on its Web site.
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Anglers promised voice in fishing policy by NOAA administrator
A draft of new federal fisheries management policy stressed preservation over conservation, but officials are responding to demands for greater input by recreational anglers with the head of NOAA promising to work with the industry to create a balanced management scheme. Alexandria, VA (Nov. 3, 2009) – The under secretary of Commerce for Oceans and Atmosphere and National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Administrator promised on Oct. 27 to provide recreational fishing industry leaders a voice in discussions about federal fishing policy currently being formulated.
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Four baits for Bay Springs bass
You can catch spotted bass in November on topwater lures, but if you find them to be reluctant to bite on the surface, don’t hesitate to go to a shallow-diving crankbait like the Mann’s C-4. I love those big spotted bass at Bay Springs Lake, located near Booneville in Tishomingo County on the Tombigbee Waterway. In November, the water has cooled down, and those big spotted bass really get fired up. You’ll have a lot of fun catching them on top and getting your rod bent to the breaking point.
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The learning curve has been slashed
This Humminbird screen capture shows a submerged tree under the boat in traditional imagery on the left and with Down Imaging clarity on the right. Thirty years ago, a state-of-the-art fish finder had a round turntable with a light bulb mounted on its edge spinning behind a clear circular window. There were hash marks and depth scale numbers printed around the window. The bulb flashed steadily at two points on the scale: one marked the water’s surface and the other its bottom. Random flashes between these two points indicated fish and structure.
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Specks, reds perfect for Thanksgiving
Capt. Matthew Tusa will be going deeper into the marsh this November to find specks. Capt. Matthew Tusa of Shore Thing Fishing Charters, based out of Bay St. Louis, fishes about 250 days each year, and he really loves those he spends on the water this month.
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Remington 700 VTR has grown on me
This is Remington's entry into the AR hunting market. The rifle features a button-rifled barrel, crowned hunting muzzle and single-stage hunting trigger, and comes in .223 Remington and .204 Ruger. Shown is the carbine model with collapsible stock. The AR-style rifle has come into its own. First designed by Eugene Stoner in .308 caliber when he worked for the Armalite corporation, the aluminum receiver guns were the stuff of science-fiction films, far ahead of their time.
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Ingenious invention keeps tourney fish alive
Jim McKay shows off a nice live slab with a homemade ballast attached. Alligator clips with ¾-ounce weights attached worked great on stressed fish at Grenada. The crappie fishing season — at least the crappie tournament fishing season — is in full swing. The last few years have brought more and more interest in fall crappie fishing. The tournament circuits have recognized this, and the two national circuits — Crappiemasters and Crappie USA — have moved their National Championship tourneys to the fall.
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Gear up now for gun season
Make a list of must-have hunting supplies, and use it as a guide when packing for the season. Just before the start of the first firearms season last year, which the state officially calls “Gun Season with Dogs,” I made the rounds to several of the top hunting gear outlets in the Jackson area. What I found were full parking lots, a buzz of folks coming and going with some acting like they were in a sort of panic like the supplier was maybe going to run out of the exact item they needed.
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