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Mississippi offers classic Deep South hunting and fishing, with bottomland hardwoods, the Mississippi Delta, and a Gulf coastline all packed into one state. Hunting guides in Mississippi focus on a deep whitetail tradition and the state's famous Delta duck hunting, where flooded fields and brakes draw mallards down the Mississippi Flyway. Wild hogs are abundant and huntable year-round, and the spring turkey season is well regarded.
Fishing in Mississippi spans freshwater and salt. Inland, guides work reservoirs like Ross Barnett and Grenada, the latter famous for slab crappie, plus the Mississippi River for catfish. On the coast, charters out of Biloxi and Gulfport chase speckled trout, redfish, and offshore species in the Mississippi Sound and beyond. With affordable access and abundant game, Mississippi is an underrated destination for traveling sportsmen.
Flat, fertile farmland and flooded brakes in the northwest make this one of the South's premier guided waterfowl-hunting regions.
A flood-control reservoir famous nationwide for producing slab crappie, with guides specializing in trophy panfish.
The Mississippi Sound and barrier islands near Biloxi offer charter fishing for speckled trout, redfish, and offshore species.
Rolling pine and hardwood country in the southwest provides public deer, turkey, and hog hunting.
Did you know? Grenada Lake regularly produces crappie over three pounds and is often called the crappie capital of the world.
MS archery deer season opens.
Required for anyone born after 1/1/1972. Fully online for MS residents ages 12+. Interactive video-narrated course.
Ellisville, Mississippi
Natchez, Mississippi
Holly Bluff, Mississippi
Summit, Mississippi
Blue Mountain, Mississippi
Gulfport, Mississippi
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