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Where to Fish in Mississippi

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840 Acres at Beaver Creek Bottom in Vardaman, MS

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Daniel L shared an update •
Liberty, Mississippi • 2,100 Acres
October is one of the best months to hunt feral hogs in Mississippi. Weather has cooled off, food plots are planted, and feeders are up and running. If you want to get a quick hunt in before deer season kicks into high gear, now is the time.
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Liberty, Mississippi • 2,100 Acres
October is one of the best months to hunt hogs. Weather is nice, fields are clipped, and feeders are uo and running. Let me know if you want to take advantage of the nice weather.
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Vardaman, Mississippi • 840 Acres
🦃 SPRING 2027 — THE CHASE IS ALMOST ON! BEAVER CREEK BOTTOM The 2027 turkey season is shaping up to be something special! The birds are looking good, and we can't wait to see what challenges these old longbeards have waiting for us come spring. There's just something about those early mornings in the turkey woods. The sound of that first gobble, the anticipation of a bird working his way in, and the stories that follow long after the hunt is over. At Beaver Creek Bottom, it's about more than just the hunt. It's the friendships, the memories, and the stories we get to share with each of you. We're looking forward to welcoming back familiar faces and meeting some new ones this spring! 🦃 Now Booking Spring 2027 Turkey Hunts! BEAVER CREEK BOTTOM Some mornings are worth waiting all year for.
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Liberty, Mississippi • 2,100 Acres
Photos from Aaron's hog hunt back in February!
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Beaver Creek Bottom
Stacey P received a 5 Star Review •
Vardaman, Mississippi • 840 Acres
Stacey as always was very helpful. Cabin was rustic but pleasant and peaceful. Did have more birds gobbling this year versus last year. Hear birds gobbling every morning we hunted just couldn't any to come in close enough to shoot. Still too many hens to content with (my excuse). Maybe more time and more patience. Overall a good trip just no kill. Will return next year.
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Liberty, Mississippi • 2,100 Acres
This was my second year hunting with Daniel. He is a great host and has an exceptional property. Good turkey numbers. He manages the habitat. Great road system around the property. Daniel checked in on us daily via text but left us to enjoy the cabin and the property. Thanks Daniel!!
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Popular species to fish in Mississippi

Mississippi, often called the "Magnolia State," is a haven for fishing enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of species to catch. The state's extensive network of rivers, lakes, and reservoirs are teeming with fish like largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish. Largemouth bass are particularly popular among anglers due to their size and fighting spirit. Mississippi's Ross Barnett Reservoir and Pickwick Lake are renowned hotspots for this species. Crappie fishing is another favorite pastime in Mississippi. The state is home to both black crappie and white crappie, with Grenada Lake known as the 'Crappie Capital of the World' due to its record-breaking catches. Anglers can also find abundant blue catfish, channel catfish, and flathead catfish in the Mississippi River. The Mississippi Gulf Coast offers an exciting array of species for saltwater fishing enthusiasts, including red drum (redfish), spotted seatrout (speckled trout), flounder, and king mackerel. Biloxi Bay is a well-known spot for these species. Mississippi also offers opportunities for fly-fishing with rainbow trout stocked in specific streams during winter months. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a novice looking for your first catch, Mississippi's waters offer an enriching fishing experience with its wide variety of fish species.
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Popular counties to fish in Mississippi

Mississippi, known as the "Magnolia State," offers abundant fishing opportunities across its diverse landscapes. Anglers can find various fish species from the freshwater rivers in the north to the saltwater marshes along the Gulf Coast. Tunica County is a popular fishing county, home to Tunica Lake and other rich water bodies teeming with crappie, bass, and catfish. Further south in Harrison County, Biloxi Bay's saltwater fishing offers redfish and speckled trout. Pearl River County is another hotspot for anglers seeking largemouth bass and bluegill in its numerous streams and rivers. In Warren County, the mighty Mississippi River provides excellent opportunities for catching catfish, while Lake Ferguson is renowned for its crappie fishing in Washington County. Don't overlook Monroe County, with its Aberdeen Lock and Dam on the Tenn-Tom Waterway - a prime location for snagging bass and catfish. Remember to always check local regulations before casting your line, as rules can vary by county and body of water.
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Popular fishing methods in Mississippi

When it comes to fishing in Mississippi, anglers have a variety of methods at their disposal to reel in a big catch. One popular method is trotlining, which involves setting a long line with multiple baited hooks and leaving it overnight. This method is particularly effective for catfish, a staple in the Magnolia State's waters. Another prevalent technique is jug fishing, where anglers use floating jugs with lines and hooks attached. This method allows fishermen to cover a larger area of water and is especially useful for catching crappie and bass in Mississippi's many lakes and reservoirs. For those who prefer a more hands-on approach, fly fishing is gaining popularity in Mississippi's freshwater streams. This technique requires skill and precision but can yield impressive results, particularly for trout. Mississippi's Gulf Coast also offers excellent opportunities for saltwater fishing. Here, trolling - dragging lures or baited lines behind a moving boat - effectively catching species like king mackerel, redfish, and cobia. Regardless of your chosen method, remember that each comes with regulations regarding gear restrictions, bag limits, and seasons. Always check the latest Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks guidelines before heading out on your adventure. Remember that success in fishing doesn't always come down to the size of your catch; it's about enjoying the tranquility of nature and the thrill of the chase. Happy fishing!
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