July 2022

After adding all the expenses of owning and operating a boat, anglers can pay for several charter trips each year and still save money.

Coyotes are at ease and move more at night. Hunt when you can and as often as you can, remember the basics, and you will have the advantage.

Nothing conjures up the attention of old and young alike than a glimpse inside a tackle box of old wooden bass lures.

Nothing conjures up the attention of old and young alike than a glimpse inside a tackle box of old wooden bass lures.

It’s no secret that July weather makes it tough to fish, but below the surface, crappie are adapting and finding suitable refuge.

Bogue Homa with its vast vegetation and cypress trees provides shade, ambush points and oxygen for the bass and the bait fish.

Bow hunting is about much more than just the destination; it’s the journey that really makes the difference.

Two fundamental things your waterfowl retriever must have is a love of water and being comfortable around gunfire.

Some anglers and guides are fearing — and witnessing — declines in some of Mississippi’s best crappie fisheries.

Since the intro of the Mag 12 BUZZ Worm, Mister Twister has gotten calls for a smaller size, so they developed the 8-inch Mag BUZZ Worm.

Grilled, baked, fried and even smoked, red snapper holds its own with a wide variety of cooking techniques.

Bluefish are pelagic fish, and can be found all over the globe. Anglers catch them everywhere from the deep sea to nearshore reefs.

Diehard Mississippi anglers know there’s one place you can still catch aggressive bass in July and that is in small creeks and rivers.

Hot July days aren’t the most fun time to fish, but they put fish and game in places where they can be accessed much easier.

The 2022 Mississippi Outdoor Hall of Fame announced the Class of 2022, which includes outdoors men and women who made positive impacts.