Inshore Fishing
MDMR fisheries staff tracking tripletail with satellite tags in Gulf
Marine fisheries staff at the MDMR have successfully tagged and released four tripletail to study their movement patterns. […]
tripletail
Inshore Fishing
MDMR reminds anglers of multiple species being tagged and tracked
Marine Fisheries staff are currently tagging flounder, cobia and tripletail in Mississippi waters to track each species’ migration patterns. […]
Features
Finish a Mississippi Triple Play with a tripletail
After a couple of redfish and trout, the only thing left to fill the Mississippi Triple Play is to put a tripletail or two into the box. […]
Columns
Species spotlight: Atlantic tripletail
Tripletails have rounded dorsal and anal fins that extend back almost to their tails, giving them the appearance of three tails, hence their name. […]
Fishing
Mississippi’s top 5 July fishing hotspots
Grab the sunscreen and let’s hit some July fishing hot spots. These possibilities top the list of can’t-miss fishing holes this month. […]
Fishing hotspot
It’s tripletail time along Mississippi’s coast
While the redfish and trout provide plenty of fun for anglers, Capt. Ronnie Daniels of Fisher-Man Guide Service said the tripletail have been a big hit. […]
Inshore Fishing
5 hot spots for July fishing
When the fish are biting anglers don’t feel the heat. These five Mississippi fishing hot spots usually provide great action in July so give them a try. […]
Cobia
Five great summer fishing trips to Mississippi’s Gulf Coast
Summer on Mississippi’s Gulf Coast offers a lot of action for fishermen, including trout, redfish, snapper, grouper, cobia, mackerel and tripletail. […]
Features
Fall’s 4 saltwater fishing hotspots
Mississippi’s Gulf Coast offers plenty of adventures for the saltwater fisherman who’s up for a nice, October boat ride and a full cooler. […]
Inshore Fishing
Slack tide the right tide for tripletails
Most saltwater anglers believe that moving tides — incoming or outgoing — are the best parts of the tide cycle to fish. And they believe slack tide to be the worst, either slack high or low.
Features
Made in the shade – Don’t throw shade on Mississippi tripletail
When most fishermen hear about saltwater sight-fishing out of Biloxi, they immediately think about spotting redfish tailing in the shallows of the marsh or pushing water against a bank. […]
Field Notes
Tripletail triple threat
Capt. Kris Robert targets tripletail around crab trap buoys. He shared three great tips to catch more fish this summer. […]