Mississippi Fishing Guides and Charters

Mississippi Fishing Guides, Mississippi Fishing Charter Trips

The fishing in Mississippi has a little something for all types of anglers, whether it’s freshwater, saltwater, fly fishing or deep sea fishing far offshore of the Mississippi coast. Inland the Mississippi fishing guides have tremendously great freshwater fishing opportunities with the many resource rich lakes rivers and streams across Mississippi that hold largemouth bass, catfish, and other popular freshwater species. Many Mississippi fishing guides are also professional bass anglers that compete in all the bass master tournaments which can pay big money to the top bass masters. When you book Mississippi fishing trips with these guides not only will you be fishing with the best bass fishing guides in Mississippi but you can also learn great tips tactics and techniques from these fellas.

Now the great fishing in Mississippi doesn’t stop at the rivers edge, only the freshwater fishing does. You still have Mississippi saltwater fishing to consider and the many exciting adrenaline pumping saltwater fishing trips you can hire a guide or Mississippi fishing charter for. The adventures can be endless from a simple inshore half day charter trip to catch some dinner to an all out big game offshore charter fishing excursion with 4 or 5 of your best buddies. These offshore trips can really be some exciting fishing where one minute your are watching the first mate thumb out line to the next minute you are strapped in the fight chair doing all out battle with a fish that would like nothing more than to pull you right out of that fight chair and right out of that Mississippi charter boat. A Mississippi fishing charter trip like this will provide vivid memories to carry home to tell all your buddies that stayed at the office or made some excuse for not going. Now you can really talk about the Mississippi fishing trip they missed and rub it in good.

Charter Fishing in Mississippi, Gulfport, Biloxi, to Jackson

The Gulf Coast of Mississippi is not what you would called abundantly long but what it lacks in length it certainly makes up for in fishing. Even though the coast is one of the shortest on the Gulf it makes up for by having some of the finest saltwater charter fishing in Mississippi that also includes the largest variety of fish species on the entire Gulf Coast. The most popular spots for booking a Mississippi charter fishing boat would be in Gulfport and Biloxi for offshore fishing.

For inshore charter fishing there are numerous bays, bayous, and other shallow inshore waters including Bay St Louis where you can hire a Mississippi charter boat for all day non stop fishing action. Spend a day, or half day catching flounder, speckled trout, red snapper, and a variety of other saltwater species that call the Mississippi Gulf Coast home.

A few available fish species while charter fishing in Mississippi:

We have listed some of the available species that you can catch on a Mississippi fishing charter trip. As you can see there are marlin, tuna, sailfish, and every other species you might think you have to go to some exotic fishing paradise to catch. But book a trip with a reputable Mississippi fishing charter Captain and you could easily catch any number of these gamefish without all the extra cost of planning a fishing trip to some island paradise. Mississippi runs it’s own charter fishing paradise right here out Gulfport, Biloxi, Pascagoula where you can catch the same trophy gamefish and you don’t have to pay the same high prices you pay to fish in the exotic locales.

Plus if you prefer freshwater fishing or Mississippi bass fishing then you are in a fishing paradise as Mississippi has numerous resource rich lakes to fish and plenty of professional Mississppi fishing guides to lead the way for all the species listed below plus a whole lot more.

A Few Saltwater Species Redfish, Snapper, Flounder, Cobia Speckled Trout, Bluefish, Grouper Spanish Mackerel, King Mackerel Crevalle Jack, Permit, Bonefish Scamp, Porgy, Pompano, Ladyfish Sheepshead, Triggerfish, Little Tunny Amberjack, Tuna, Dolphin, Shark Sailfish, Marlin, Wahoo, Tarpon

A Few Freshwater Species Bluegill, Walleye Catfish – Various species Trout, Warmouth Chain Pickerel, Freshwater Drum Largemouth Bass Smallmouth Bass Crappie, Perch Striped Bass, Carp, Bowfin

A Few Mississippi Fishing Records:
Largemouth Bass – 18.15 lbs – Natchez State Park Lake, 12/31/1992 by Anthony Denny of Washington, MS.
Smallmouth Bass – 7 lbs. 15 oz. – Pickwick Lake, 1/24/1987, T. Wilbanks of Walnut, MS.
Walleye – 9.66 lbs – Tennessee River near Iuka, 19-Jan-1985 by Clayton E. Hobbs of Iuka, MS.

A Few of the Many Mississippi Lakes

You can find information for bass fishing, catfishing, and other activities for these Mississippi Lakes at the link provided which is to the Mississippi DNR site. There are many lakes to fish in fishing in Mississippi which you can find on the “Mississippi Lakes” page at Mississippi DNR.

Tippah County Lake Lake Lamar Bruce Lake Monroe Oktibbeha County Lake Elvis Presley Lake Lake Charlie Capps Kemper County Lake Neshoba County Lake Lake Tom Bailey Lake Claude Bennet Simpson County Lake

Lake Ross Barnett Calling Panther Lake Lake Mary Crawford Lake Walthall Lake Columbia Lake Bill Waller Lake Jeff Davi Lake Mike Conner Lake Bogue Homa Lakeland Park Lake Lake Perry