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Fishing & Boating

Southwest

Ryan Jones
Fisheries Biologist / Project Manager
(601) 859-3421
ryanj@mdwfp.state.ms.us

Jamaal Bankhead
Fisheries Biologist
(601) 859-3421
JamaalB@mdwfp.state.ms.us

Bryant Haley
Fisheries Biologist
(601) 859-3421
bryant.haley@wfp.ms.gov

The MDWFP Southwest personnel are responsible for the management of public water fisheries in the southwest area of the state of Mississippi. This includes management of four Mississippi River and three Yazoo River oxbow lakes, including widely known Eagle Lake, in Warren County, and numerous miles of small streams and rivers to provide quality fishing waters for Mississippi anglers. This area also includes four State Fishing Lakes, including Calling Panther Lake, in Copiah County, as well as three great State Park Lakes.

The Southwest part of the state provides excellent opportunities for everything from trophy bream, crappie and largemouth bass to some of the best catfishing in the south. The Southwest Region Fisheries group provides the management expertise to insure balanced fish populations, suitable habitat, and the proper water quality to provide anglers with enjoyable experiences while using Mississippi's resources.

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