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Two Mississippi Gulf Coast anglers break state saltwater fish records

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Nathan Bosarge (left) set the all-tackle record for Golden Tilefish with a fish weighing 23 pounds, 3.2 ounces. Mark Kleinpeter (right) amassed the all-tackle record for Permit with a fish weighing 11 pounds and 11.2 ounces. Photos courtesy of the MDMR.

Two anglers in the Magnolia State have officially been credited for reeling in record-breaking fish this year.

Nathan Bosarge, of Biloxi, set the all-tackle record for Golden Tilefish on May 20 with a fish weighing 23 pounds, 3.2 ounces. Bosarge’s accomplishment surpasses the previous record of a 20-pound, 11.68-ounce fish caught by Dustin Conway in 2021.

Using a spear, Mark Kleinpeter, of Gautier, amassed the all-tackle record for Permit on May 29 with a fish weighing 11 pounds and 11.2 ounces. The previous record for the fish species was recorded by Sean Cook, who landed an 11-pound, 0.76-ounce Permit back in 2020.

The Mississippi Department of Marine Resources has now officially certified the pair of state saltwater fishing records.

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