2026 regulation year
Mayes Lake (LeFleur's Bluff State Park) 2026 — Mississippi Fishing Regulations
Mississippi statewide rules apply unless overridden below.
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Mayes Lake (LeFleur's Bluff State Park) carries a special-regulation overlay on top of Mississippi's 2026 fishing rules. Verify the agency booklet before launching: in-season changes are not yet wired to this page.
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State-level special regulation
50-acre LeFleur's Bluff State Park lake in Hinds County, off Lakeland Dr in Jackson — an urban Pearl River-corridor fishery; black bass + crappie + bream under statewide limits (10 / day combined black bass, no minimum length); catfish 10 / day; rod-and-reel or pole only — no trotlines, juglines, or set hooks; State Park fishing permit required
Source: Mississippi special-water list
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Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks publishes the authoritative 2026 Mississippi fishing regulations. Special-regulation lakes and rivers are listed in the agency booklet — always verify before fishing.
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Emergency-order channel
In-season closures, slot-limit changes, and run-count-driven harvest pauses are posted to Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks's emergency-order feed — check it before any Mississippi trip during the active season.
Other special-regulation waters in Mississippi
- Aberdeen Lake (Tenn-Tom)
- Aliceville Lake (Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway)
- Alligator Lake (Leroy Percy State Park)
- Arkabutla Lake
- Bay Springs Lake
- Bee Lake (Holmes County)
- Big Black River (central MS)
- Calling Panther Lake (Copiah County)
- Cat Island + Ship Island + Horn Island + Petit Bois Island (Gulf Islands National Seashore)
- Charlie Capps Lake (Bolivar County)
- Choctaw Lake (Choctaw County)
- Columbus Lake (Tenn-Tom)
Frequently asked questions
- What special fishing regulations apply at Mayes Lake (LeFleur's Bluff State Park)?
- Mayes Lake (LeFleur's Bluff State Park) carries one special-regulation overlay that overrides Mississippi's statewide 2026 rules. It reads: "50-acre LeFleur's Bluff State Park lake in Hinds County, off Lakeland Dr in Jackson — an urban Pearl River-corridor fishery; black bass + crappie + bream under statewide limits (10 / day combined black bass, no minimum length); catfish 10 / day; rod-and-reel or pole only — no trotlines, juglines, or set hooks; State Park fishing permit required." Every overlay on this water body is listed in full above.
- Do I need a fishing license to fish Mayes Lake (LeFleur's Bluff State Park)?
- Yes. Mayes Lake (LeFleur's Bluff State Park) is in Mississippi, so a valid Mississippi fishing license is required just as it is anywhere else in the state, issued by Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Fisheries & Parks. The special regulations on this page change the bag, size, slot, or gear rules for Mayes Lake; they do not waive the license requirement. Free-fishing days and youth exemptions follow the statewide Mississippi rules.
- Do Mayes Lake (LeFleur's Bluff State Park)'s special rules replace Mississippi's statewide limits?
- Only where they conflict. Mississippi's statewide 2026 regulations apply on Mayes Lake by default; the overlays above replace the matching statewide rule for the species or gear they name, while everything not specifically overridden still follows the statewide rule. When a water-body rule and the statewide rule disagree, the water-body rule wins.