Plenty of anglers know they need to save plenty of January days to target crappie. Here are some places to go and tactics to use.
Adjust your tactics when hunting heavily pressured deer in January. A well-timed move might just put you in position to drop a wall-hanger.
Pick out a month and there’s a Mississippi fishing trip or two, or three, waiting to be taken. Here’s a look at the best opportunities.
Don’t leave vocalization out of your bag of tricks when it comes to hunting wild hogs. It’s absolutely true that you can call in hogs.
Catching bass seems like a battle between the knowledge and skills of the anglers and the too-often unpredictable behavior of the bass.
One of the soft-plastic lures that launched Cajun Lures six years ago has a new look. Bayou Bug 2.0 has arrived, and it is catching bass.
January’s not a month where you’ll catch numbers of bass at Ross Barnett, but you should catch some fairly large, prespawn bass.
Striped bass are targeted by thousands and thousands of anglers. They are not in the same family as largemouth or smallmouth bass.
Like a bacon cheeseburger pizza? Just make it venison and turn it into a casserole.
Zach Jones is no stranger to taking trophy year. His latest was taken on Nov. 7 at Ashbrook Island in Washington County, Miss.
Without a doubt the arrival of chronic wasting disease in Mississippi ranks as the No. 1 story over the past decade (2011-2020).
Panther Swamp National Wildlife Refuge gave up a 280-pound trophy 8-point buck to Blake Herrin on November 23.
Several Mississippi duck hunters reported a slow start to the 2020-21 season. But they remain hopeful for the month of January.
Reed Courtney is having a great deer season. The eight-year-old hunter has taken three bucks this season in Hinds County.
David Holliman killed a monster 20-point buck on Dec. 6 at his friend, Nelson Bridgeforth’s property in Desoto County.
Hayden Juul took a big 10-point buck at her family’s hunting camp in Amite County in southwest Mississippi.
One thing we learned in 2020 was that being outdoors greatly reduces one’s likelihood of contracting COVID-19.
The Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks confirms more cases of Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) in Benton County.
After taking a 157-inch buck on Nov. 22, Matt Langford of Petal took a 176 1/2-inch giant buck on Dec. 5 in Holmes County.
January offers additional bird hunting opportunities, including a full month of dove hunting in Mississippi’s South Zone.
Our five recommendations for January fishing hotspots in Mississippi include spots for crappie, catfish and bass.
As we transition from the holiday season into the New Year, we deer hunters find ourselves entering the fourth quarter, so to speak, of the 2015/2016 season.
According to where you are geographically, the rut is either full on or is just beginning to wind down.
Plenty of anglers know they need to save plenty of January days to target crappie. Here are some places to go and tactics to use.
Adjust your tactics when hunting heavily pressured deer in January. A well-timed move might just put you in position to drop a wall-hanger.
Pick out a month and there’s a Mississippi fishing trip or two, or three, waiting to be taken. Here’s a look at the best opportunities.
Don’t leave vocalization out of your bag of tricks when it comes to hunting wild hogs. It’s absolutely true that you can call in hogs.
