Final word on deer feeding

The 30-day public intent period on supplemental deer feeding in Mississippi has passed.

Weather hampering fishing

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

The fishing report is really starting to sound like a broken record.

Catch you near THE SHORE

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

Give a man a rod and reel and teach him how to fish, and he becomes hooked.

We all have our areas of expertise, ignorance

It sounded like a great idea when Mark Woodrey brought it up. Mark is the Research Coordinator at Grand Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve.

Championship season in '09 for Bay-Waveland Yacht Club

By DOUG BARBER

dmbarber@sunherald.com

Noted Bay-Waveland Yacht Club sailor and skipper Harry Chapman tried for many years to get the U.S. National Women's Sailing Championship to come to Bay St. Louis.

Bay-Waveland YC to host men's and women's national championships

By DOUG BARBER

dmbarber@sunherald.com

Bay-Waveland Yacht Club will host the U.S. Men's and Women's National Sailing Championships on Sept. 22-26, 2009.

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Diligence does it

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

It wasn't a wire-to-wire win, but the Diligence Team won the 22nd annual Gorenflo's Cobia Tournament at the Point Cadet Marina on Sunday before a crowd of 1,400.

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Weather turns around for cobia tournament

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

Saturday's edition of the Gorenflo's Cobia Tournament at the Point Cadet Marina was a total opposite of the opening day.

Outdoor adventures come up in a click

By MAREK WARSZAWSKI

McCLATCHY NEWSPAPERS

After more than a dozen treks through Kings Canyon National Park in the Sierra Nevada, one place has always eluded me.

Fishermen cited over 100 times

Boat in La. held over 909 snapper Louisiana Dept. of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division agents wrote over 100 fishing citations to 20 men April 28 on Bayou Fourchon, located in Lafourche Parish.

AL'S FISHING REPORT Weather stymies fishing hopes

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

Just when fishing started to look promising in South Mississippi, the weather acts up - again.

May is a great month for fishing

By ROBERT BRODIE

Now that May is upon us, it's time to make a list of fishing adventures in South Mississippi.

WIND PULL

By ROBERT BRODIE

SUN HERALD

Friday delivered much of the same sort of weather the last two months have been dishing out - a lot of breezy winds and extremely rough seas.

Boating tips can save fuel, money

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

The rising cost of fuel has started to affect consumers where it hurts the most - in the pocketbook.

Diligence team grabs lead in Gorenflo's

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

Webster's New World Dictionary describes diligence as perseverance.

Rose-breasted Grosbeak dresses in formal attire

My wife, Lin, and I came to live in this old Hattiesburg house we call Ronnalin almost 25 years ago this spring.

Now, cobia's main event

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

What a difference a week makes when it comes to the 22nd annual Gorenflo Cobia Tournament.

36-pounder nets cobia shootout win for Fin Atic

By AL JONES

afjones@sunherald.com

Gorenflo's Cobia Shootout came down to the final fish of the day from the 73-boat field Saturday at the Point Cadet Marina.

Trip nets visitors impressive catch

L ast weekend delivered two great fishing outings to the old Bellefontaine Oyster Reef located approximately a mile or more off Ocean Springs in the Mississippi Sound. On Saturday, my guests were Greg Pittman and his son Marcus, both from Atlanta.

It's time again to break out the fishing poles

It's hard to believe that the 2008 saltwater competitive fishing season has arrived. There's no question that I love deer and turkey hunting which gets me through the winter and spring.