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Family Carcharhinidae, REQUIEM
SHARK
Rhizoprionodon terraenovae
Description: long and flattened snout; white trailing edge
of pectoral; black-edged dorsal and caudal fins, especially when
young; may have small whitish spots on sides; furrows in lips at
the corners of the mouth; outer margin of teeth notched; second
dorsal fin originates over middle of anal fin; brown to olive-gray
in color with white underside; slender body. |
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Family Carangidae, CREVALLE JACK
Caranx hippos
Description: color bluish-green to greenish-gold back and
silvery or yellowish belly; soft dorsal and anal fins almost
identical in size; prominent black spot on operculum (gill cover);
black spot at the base of each pectoral fin; no scales on throat. |
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Family Sciaenidae, WHITE TROUT
Cynoscion nothus
Description: pale straw colored above, silvery sides and
white below; no distinctive pigmentation, although faint diagonal
lines may be present on upper body; 8 to 9 rays in the anal fin;
large eyes; short snout; one or two prominent canine teeth usually
present at tip of upper jaw; lower half of tail longer than upper
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Family Sciaenidae, RED DRUM
Sciaenops ocellatus
Description: chin
without barbels; copper bronze body, lighter shade in clear
waters; one to many spots at base of tail (rarely no spots); mouth
horizontal and openng downward; scales large |
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Family Sciaenidae,BLACK DRUM
Pogonias cromis
Description: high arched back; 10 to 14 pairs of chin
barbels; gray or black colored body in adults; young have 4 to 6
vertical bars; has cobblestone-like teeth capable of crushing
oysters; scales large. |
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Family Sciaenidae, SPOTTED SEA
TROUT
Cynoscion nebulosus
Description: dark gray or green above, with sky blue tinges
shading to silvery and white below; numerous distinct round black
spots on back, extending to the dorsal fins and tail; black margin
on posterior of tail; no barbels; no scales on the soft dorsal
fin; one or two prominent canine teeth usually present at tip of
upper jaw. |

Family Serranidae, GROUPER
Mycteroperca microlepis
Description: brownish gray in color with dark worm-like
markings on sides; strong serrated spur at bottom margin of preopercle,
less noticeable in large specimens; fins dark, with anal and caudal
having white margin. Often confused with black grouper; tail of gag is
slightly concave, black is square; gag has white margin on anal and
caudal fins, black does not; under 10 pounds, gag's spur on preopercle
is distinctive, where black is gently rounded. |


Mississippi
State Saltwater Records
Mississippi's
Official Saltwater
Conventional Tackle Records
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SPECIES |
WEIGHT |
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DATE |
ANGLER |
| Amberjack, Greater |
93 lb |
4oz |
11/22/89 |
Charles J. Floyd |
| Barracuda, Great |
44 lb |
2.3 oz |
05/26/96 |
Ray Knight |
| Bigeye |
1 lb |
15.52 oz |
07/19/03 |
Chad Crawford |
| Bluefish |
16 lb |
6 oz |
1984 |
Joe Krebs |
| Bonefish |
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4oz |
11/04/99 |
Scott Floyd |
| Brotula, Bearded |
8lb |
4oz |
8/13/00 |
Dick Wilson |
| Catfish, Hardhead |
2lb |
10oz |
5/1803 |
Christal Williams |
| Catfish, Cafftopsail |
9lb |
9.92oz |
8/26/00 |
Shane Ardis |
| Chub, Yellow |
9lb |
10oz |
7/30/92 |
Melvin Raymond Jr. |
| Cobia |
106lb |
130z |
5/02/96 |
Randy McDaniel |
| Croaker, Atlantic |
4lb |
12oz |
11/11/90 |
Tom Pellegrin |
| Dolphin |
62lb |
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1981/85 |
D.L. Siegel/Leo Muldoon |
| Drum, Black |
65lb |
9.6oz |
05/26/02 |
Chris Mason |
| Drum. Red |
44lb |
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1970/73 |
L.E. Renike/J. Hughes |
| Eel, Conger |
12lb |
.2oz |
08/03/02 |
Stephen E. Wilson |
| Eel, King Snake |
2lb |
6.56oz |
07/19/03 |
Dick Wilson |
| Flounder, Southern |
9lb |
15oz |
08/16/86 |
Roger Sheldon |
| Gag |
58lb |
4.8oz |
08/21/01 |
Kenny Kuhn |
| Grouper, Black |
11lb. |
O.16oz |
03/24/01 |
Michael L. Allen |
| Crouper, Warsaw |
105lb |
10oz |
07/04/91 |
Darell Schmid |
| Grouper (unclass) |
4lb |
14.2oz |
1980 |
Dr. Kenneth Ramesy |
| Gulf Toadfish |
2lb |
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02/18/02 |
Marty Wilson |
| Hind, Rock |
3lb |
2oz |
08/04/02 |
Stephen E. Wilson |
| Jack, Almaco |
15lb |
0.16oz |
07/18/03 |
Mark Odom |
| Jack, Crevalle |
48lb |
0.5oz |
07/19/85 |
Brian D. Pelton |
| Jack Horse-eye |
14lb |
12.5oz |
07/06/02 |
Stephen E. Wilson |
| Kingfish, Gulf |
1l;b |
12oz |
05/24/99 |
Mark Sepe |
| Kingfish, Southern |
1lb |
14oz |
11/12/85 |
Scott A. Walter |
| Ladyfish |
3lb |
7.35oz |
08/26/03 |
John Townsend |
| Little Tunny (Bonito) |
29lb |
8.8oz |
4/15/94 |
Jean A. Thornton |
| Mackerel, King |
64lb |
8oz |
11/19/99 |
Dan Abshire Jr. |
| Mackerel, Spanish |
8lb |
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1984 |
Ron Dillistone |
| Marlin, Blue |
1,054lb |
9.6oz |
06/07/02 |
Barry D. Carr |
| Marlin, White |
80lb |
3.2oz |
09/15/00 |
Joseph Guidry |
| Moray, Blacktail |
4lb |
13.92oz |
08/02/03 |
Dick Wilson |
| Moray, Purplemouth |
3lb |
1oz |
07/04/03 |
Dick Wilson |
| Moray, Reticulate |
3lb |
2.88oz |
05/02/03 |
Stephen E. Wilson |
| Oilfish |
50lb |
0.32oz |
03/24/02 |
Kenneth Saxman |
| Pinfish |
3lb |
5.6oz |
09/04/92 |
William D. Fountain |
| Porgy, Red |
2lb |
1.28oz |
05/02/03 |
Stephen Wilson |
| Pompano, African |
36lb |
4oz |
06/23/97 |
Lawrence F. Pichon |
| Pompano, Florida |
4lb |
15.7oz |
02/09/02 |
Jack Alexander |
| Puffer, Smooth |
5lb |
.04oz |
05/06/00 |
Shawn Hyter |
| Runner, Blue |
6lb |
10oz |
07/04/03 |
Dick Wilson` |
| Runner, Rainbow |
18lb |
12oz |
07/30/94 |
Paul A. Parnigoni |
| Sailfish |
62lb |
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1963 |
Eddie Jones |
| Scamp |
24lb |
o.48oz |
05/25/01 |
Doug Nelson Jr. |
| Sea Bass, Rock |
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14.72oz |
08/20/92 |
Robert Bell |
| Seatrout, Sand |
6lb |
40z |
1977 |
Wayne Roch |
| Seatrout, Spotted |
10lb |
6oz |
1973 |
Francis Creel |
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Form to enter a records setting fish
http://www.dmr.state.ms.us/Fisheries/Records/SaltwaterFish-Record-Application-3-4-02.pdf
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Here's
pictures and descriptions of just a few species
you may encounter on your Guided Charter Fishing Trip
on the Gulf of Mexico with Captain Mike
of Fish-Finder Charters
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Common
Catches |
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- Red Snapper
- King Mackerel
- Spanish Mackerel
- Sharks
- Black drum
- Red drum (Red Fish)
- Speckled trout
- White trout
- Flounder
- Jack Cravelle
- Cobia ( Lemon Fish)
- Grouper
- Sheep Head
- Sting Rays
- Bonita
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Family Scombridae, SPANISH
MACKEREL
Scomberomorous maculatus
Description: color of back green, shading to silver on
sides, golden yellow irregular spots above and below lateral
line; front of dorsal fin black; lateral line curves gently to
base of tail.

Family Sparidae, SHEEPHEAD
Archosargus probatocephalus
Description: basic silvery color; with 5 or 6 distinct
vertical black bands on sides, not always the same on both
sides; prominent teeth, including incisors, molars, and rounded
grinders; no barbells on lower jaw; strong and sharp spines on
dorsal and anal fins.

Family
Bothidae, LEFTEYE FLOUNDER
Paralichthys albigutta
Description: body color brown, its shade depending
on color of bottom, with numerous spots and blotches; 3
prominent eye-like spots forming a triangle; one spot on lateral
line, one above, one below; numerous white spots scattered over
body and fins (albigutta, white-spotted); strong canine-like
teeth; caudal fin in shape of wedge, its tip in the middle.

Family
Scombridae, KING MACKEREL
Scomberomorous cavalla
Description: color of back iridescent bluish green; sides
silvery, streamlined body with tapered head; no black pigment on
front of dorsal fin; lateral line starts high and drops sharply
below the second dorsal fin; young fish often have yellow spots.

Family Rachycentridae,
COBIA
Rachycentron canadum
Description: long, slim fish with broad depressed head;
lower jaw projects past upper jaw; dark lateral stripe
extends through eye to tail; first dorsal fin comprised of 7
to 9 free spines; when young, has conspicuous alternating
black and white horizontal stripes.

Family
Lutjanidae, RED SNAPPERS
Lutjanus campechanus
Description: color pinkish red over entire body,
whitish below; long triangular snout; anal fin sharply pointed;
no dark lateral spot.
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