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Direct TV installation stories
I am getting Direct TV installed today...The Direct TV contractor arrived at 5:30pm....He is still outside as I type fighting the bugs... I have loaned him a shovel, level, maul, channel locks, flashlight, he has used my restroom and I felt if I should have also served him supper. He has a 2 hour drive home and just asked if he is not finished for 9:30pm, can he go home and come back tomorrow.... Of course...whatelse am I going to do.. He equipment to tune in the satellite is broken and he is struggling..Poor kids..he is only 25 years old... Then they all have this $$$$ under the table stuff to do extra that are not included in the FREE INSTALLATION...I got hooked for $40....but told hi ..... Read More

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• Outdoor-Ed posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 11:27 pm
  One month ago I bought a home that already had Direct Tv wired in the house .....
• BIRD DOG posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:54 pm
  Ya'll ain't gonna believe this one.When I called to get my direct tv hooked .....

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whitebeans Technical Southeast Louisiana

spark plugs
ok guys, what would be the best spark plugs to use on a merc. 4 stroke 40 hp efi? champions, ngk's etc.....and why you recommend them?

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• Tim LaFleur posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 11:17 pm
  Be real careful which heat plug you buy..........on the NGK's it's the last .....
• dupster posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:40 pm
  Whitebean. By reading the postings by Fliesitdies he has a 40 Yam that run .....
• fishin_24_7 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 9:15 pm
  call a merc part house and see which ones merc says to use. pretty sure the .....
• abeastandasavage posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:50 pm
  ngk, no doubt!! much better plug, been riding motocross for years and all m .....
• MARRERODUCKMAN posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:44 pm
  DEFINITELY USE THE NGK'S

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simple peddler Inshore Fishing Lake Pontchartrain / Northshore in Southeast Louisiana

algea bloom
Any one notice the algea bloom in the Ponchatrain off I-10?? looks like dye was added to the water ???? is this good or bad??

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• over-articulate redneck posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 11:13 pm
  I-10 by the spillway or by highway 11? Sometimes by highway 11 the water ge .....
• cajunhopper posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:19 pm
  I drive that bridge every day, haven't seen algae. Sometimes when the tide .....
• doorman78 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 4:04 pm
  are you sure its not the shadow of the clouds? had the same post last year, .....
• duckhunter7777 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 2:28 pm
  Ha great for the ducks not for the specks.

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saddaddykiller Bass Fishing Louisiana

need an opinion
how much is a 92 skeeter bass boat 17 feet 8 inches with a 92 115 mariner outboard...trolling motor , 2 depth finders, remote steered, in good condition considering its a 92 model... how much is it worth?

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• saddaddykiller posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:54 pm
  ok thanks
• Big-Head posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:10 pm
  go to NADA and click away ....... make sure to click all the options it h .....

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ChackaDeaux Inshore Fishing Cocodrie / DuLarge in South Central Louisiana

Decade area
I am taking my brother and his son and my son out looking for some reds are what ever bits. How has the bite been in the AM arround there. Also any suggestions on where to fish in the morning with them. I am looking to only fish till 10:00am to beat the heat. I will not get any sleep I am at work tonight. I will get off in the morning and pick up the boat and son and try to make it. Ya'll wish me some luck!!!! I will need it!!!!

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• FLiesitdies posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:52 pm
  hey fishduk where is this area that you are talking about? me and iron ma .....
• fishduck posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 9:57 pm
  ChackaDeaux ,try the spots i told you about before,we caught over 150 reds .....

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Capt John L Inshore Fishing Empire / Buras in Southeast Louisiana

Chris Morgan group come to Buras
Chris Morgan after fishing with us last month with his wife and two sons, came back down with some of his customers to see if we could pull off yet another fantastic fish catching trip again. Well, believe it or not---------WE DID!! Had Capt. Patrick and myself with the 7 of them, and after an hour or so of not catching anything because of slick calm and no water movement, I stumbled on a cache of nice trout and reds all in one place. Called in Capt. Patrick and we put a bonofide hurtin' on dem fishes today catching over 100 total fish including reds, trout and flounder all on Jimi Hendrix Bayou Chubs either titelined or under a CSI. The stage is set for tomorrows' trip with these guys ..... Read More

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• buras25 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:22 pm
  where did you go?? eastside or westside??

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abeastandasavage Technical Louisiana

hydrafoils vs trim tabs?
i have a 16ft alumacraft with a 60 4cycle yamaha. i want a little quicker plane out the hole. it also sometimes bounces in the front, even in calm water, not always. what is better, trim tabs or a hydrafoil to solve the problem? i really would hate to drill holes in my transom(leaks), but if thats what it takes, so be it!! a hydrafoil is easier to put on, but will it do the job? please i would like your opinions, pros and cons!! thanks a lot!!! oh, and what kind of either!!

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• DownshiftAndFloorIt posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:15 pm
  I had a hydrofoil on my rig, and if it did anything, it made the bow bounce .....
• MARRERODUCKMAN posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 8:57 pm
  Not a brand, the fab shop just cut a piece of aluminum plate for both sides .....
• bigjim posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 7:48 pm
  Steps on the back are the absolute ticket tenfold!!!!!!!!!!
• abeastandasavage posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:55 pm
  what brand did you get, please, and what kind? thanks!!
• MARRERODUCKMAN posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:51 pm
  I had trim tabs put on my xpress and eliminated all the problems. I had som .....

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Stinky Trout Charters Inshore Fishing Louisiana

FliesitDies and Iron man
I've never fished down there in dularge..I see you posting about fishing there quite abit...if i bring my boat down there could i tag along and learn the area?

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• iron man posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:10 pm
  itll be fine, as long as it doesnt rain again over decade. it got a lil ruf .....
• FLiesitdies posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 9:23 pm
  hey man all the kind of fish that we go after this time of year is redfish .....
• Stinky Trout Charters posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 8:15 pm
  i have a little 16' bay boat..will that be ok for down there?
• iron man posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:52 pm
  sure why not. how bout w/e after next maybe??

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greenhead5 Freshwater Fishing Southeast Louisiana

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bayou black bream and sac-a-lait
went out bass fishing this morning and didnt have any bites from bass only goggle eyes.Caught one on a worm and we decided to go fish bream.It started slow but when they got hot they got hot. cathching fish on every cast.we were fishing in the middle of the canal, dont know why they were there but they were. 35 sac-a-lait, 50 bream, 2 bass 1 was a hybrid. caught them on a beatle spin

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• lsufan1188 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:10 pm
  Nice fish. I hope to do the same at Old River this weekend.

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Big Flounder Inshore Fishing Fourchon / Grand Isle in Southeast Louisiana

Grande Isle
Heading down to G.I. for the weekend. Any one know what the water looks like down there? The wife and kids plan on lounging on the beach and I plan on trying to catch a few fish in the surf. Thanks and happy 4th to all!

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Pro's Pointers Question Captain Paul - GPS Info Southeast Louisiana

Tommy J
I am looking for the Coordinates for Iron Banks in Black Bay. I have a spot on the Map, but the area I went to was some Iron Structers sticking up out the water. My understanding is that IRON BANKS does still have some land there. Is there two separate spots for Iron Banks. I am looking for the land and not those Iron Pilings and rip rap in the water. Thanks for any help.

E-mail  Response by Captain Paul Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 9:38 pm IRON BANKS AND OTHER BLACK BAY FISHING AREAS . . ~ Captain Paul's response to: ~ Tommy J ~ IRON BANKS The IRON BANKS are located in Black Bay south of STONE ISLAND and north of TELEGRAPH and PELICAN Points. The general location is at or about 29° 32.810’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 31.850’ W. Longitude. I say “general location” because the small islands that once made up the IRON BANKS is severely eroded from what it once was. I was told that the area was once used to secure barges while waiting to be transferred to oil facilities and that some the barges fell into a state of disrepair. Some of the remnants of these barges could be seen prior to hurricane Katrina between some of the several small islands that made up the area called the IRON BANKS. It is alleged that now there ARE only parts of the steel barge hulls protruding out of the water. The area had a shell beach around the islands and it was these shells and the Iron structures that drew the fish. This location is about 13 miles across open water from the South Cut in the MRGO Rocks where Green marker # 59 used to be at a bearing of 233° Magnetic. While accessible from the MRGO, most people fishing the location access it from Delacroix Island or Point a La Hache. The Iron banks are about 8 miles from the Green # 7 marker at the Mouth of Bayou Terre Boeufs at Black Bay when coming from Delacroix and about 4 miles from Sunrise Point when coming from Point a la Hache. Other nearby locations of interest are: STONE ISLAND Stone Island is about 5.7 miles south southeast at a bearing of 165 ° magnetic from the mouth of Bayou Terre Boeufs at Black Bay and about 2.5 miles South Southeast at a bearing of 148° Magnetic from the southern part of Lonesome Island. It is also east of Belle Isle, and north of Iron Banks (islands). There was/is (?) a large radio tower on the island that can be seen for miles away. There where production and maintenance facilities as well as the radio tower on the larger part of the island. There are several large production platforms located within 400 yards to the north and west of the main part of the island. Stone Island once included what is now a small island that is located just west of the main part of Stone Island. The northern most point of what is now referred to as Stone Island is at or about 29° 34.876’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 32.089’ W. Longitude. The southern most point of what is now referred to as Stone Island is or about 29° 34.636’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 32.076’ W. Longitude. The eastern most point of Stone Island is located at or about 29°34.791’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 31.881’ W. Longitude. An underwater reef extends eastward from this point. The western most part of what is now referred to as Stone Island is located at or about 29°34.744’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 32.216’ W. Longitude. The eastern most shoreline of the smaller island to the west of the main part of Stone Island is located at or about 29°34.659’ N. Latitude ~ 89°32.695’ W. Longitude. When fishing the island, the wind is usually the determining factor. As the island is in open waters of Black Bay, the windward shoreline can be dangerous because there are large stones placed along the shore to prevent future erosion. I usually like the small cove on the southern side and the eastern most reef. Use caution in this area as the reef is usually just under water. Another “Must Try” location is the eastern shore of the small island which at one time was connected to the larger part of the island. If the shorelines fail to produce, try the privately marked channel that runs east to west just north of the island. The channel in that area is marked by Aids to Navigation Day Markers and or lights that begin near Curfew Point with marker Green #1. The channel from this point continues northward, and then makes a turn to the west just east of the Stone Island reef at marker (Green # 13). I usually anchor in the deeper channel water, which is about 15 to 18 feet deep and throw jig heads southward into the shallower bay waters. In the past I have found that I had better results in this channel between markers Green #19 (located at or about 29°35.000’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 31.969’ W. Longitude) and marker Green # 17 (located at or about 29° 34.989’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 31.590’ W. Longitude). Remember that the markers are laid out as RRR. (Red on the Right Returning from sea) So the channel will be to the right or in this area, NORTH of the Green markers as they are positioned. In addition, there are fourteen (14) small Christmas tree platforms that are placed in a north to south 1300 x 1300 foot a part pattern just east of Stone Island. I have had some success fishing the current side of these structures as well. In addition to your request, you should know that there are several other small islands that have been known to produce fish in the area. SNAKE ISLAND The center of the remnants of Snake Island, now completely submerged and considered only as a reef is at or about 29°38.247’ N. Latitude ~ 89°33.861’ W. Longitude. It is or rather was about 1.4 miles south at a bearing of 181° magnetic of the mouth of Bayou Terre Boeufs at Black Bay. Approach the position carefully and fish around the old structures. LONESOME ISLAND Lonesome Island is now reported to be only an underwater reef. It is located in Black Bay about 3.4 miles south at a bearing of 178° magnetic from the mouth of Bayou Terre Boeufs at Black Bay. Use caution when navigating a straight line course to Lonesome Island from Bayou Terre Boeufs as it would take you over some of the remnants of Snake Island and the large concrete slab that once was on the island. I suggest that first do a dogleg for a mile or so to the east or west then proceed to Lonesome Island. With that in mind, Lonesome Island is now really LONESOME. Erosion has split the island into two parts and is only sometimes visible to boaters at a low tide. The northern most part of LONESOME Island Reef is at or about 29° 36.807’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 33.732’ W. Longitude. The break between the two parts of LONBESOME ISLAND reef is at or about 29° 36.711’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 33.700’ W. Longitude. The southern most part of the south section of the island reef is at or about 29° 36.6189’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 33.631’ W. Longitude. And probably the most intriguing is the end of the infamous southern reversed “C” reef of Lonesome Island. The southern end of the reversed “C” is located at or about 29° 36.334’ N. Latitude ~ 89° 33.758’ W. Longitude. Be careful when navigating between the southern point of the island and the end of the reef as the reef is just below the water. And one final thought, DO NOT PASS UP THE OPPORTUNITY if you see BIRDS DIVING into or SITTING on the waters in any part of this area. ALWAYS approach quietly and drift or troll into casting distance of the last location where you saw the birds diving. If necessary, mark the position with your GPS and when the feeding stops, return back to your first position. Always have someone throw a larger, heavy jig head with something of a “Queen” size sure in to the frenzy, as the big boys will usually be deeper. You can catch a limit of trout on tandem rigged plastics is a few minutes when you find such a goldmine. The BLACK TANKS (last time I was there only one tank was visible) can be reached out of Delacroix Isle, Point a la Hache and MRGO The Black Tanks is located in the Breton Sound ~ Black Bay area at about 29º 30.916’ N. lat ~ 89º 24.343’ W. Long. The BLACK TANKS (last time I was there only one tank was visible) can be reached out of Delacroix Isle, Point a la Hache and the MRGO. The Black Tanks are located in the Breton Sound at about 29º 30.916’ N. lat ~ 89º 24.343’ W. Long. It may also interest you to know that a large concrete separator rig called “THE BUBBLE RIG” WAS just a few hundred yards NW of the BLACK TANKS. The rig has been moved but I have been told that the shell-aggregate base pad is still there. It seems that the shell base pad footings are an attractant to some species of fish in the area. The South east corner of the BUBBLE RIG was at or about 29º 31.089’ N. Lat ~ 89º 24.378’ W. Long. Another similar location in the same general area is “The Wreck” in Breton Sound, which I believe, is located at or about 29º 33.633’ N. Lat. ~ 89º 28.507’ W. long. Use caution in the area. I have heard that the old rig is to be dismantled. Last time I saw it, it was dangerous to approach close in rough water. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ For you information, I offer a GPS Waypoint program that I call CAPTAIN PAUL’S FISHING EDGE of GPS WAYPOINTS for the Black Bay area. This DELACROIX to PT A LA HACHE has over 250 different waypoints in the area. THE CAPTAIN PAUL’s FISHING EDGE FILES ARE AVAILABLE ON THE LOUISIANA SPORTSMAN WEB SITE. The “CAPTAIN PAUL’S FISHING EDGE” is a very unique ELECTRONIC MEDIA program that can be downloaded directly into various GPS units from their manufacturer’s Mapping program or via several of Maptech’s mapping software programs. This technology saves countless hours of having to manually enter each separate waypoint values into GPS receivers. I call the Programs, CAPTAIN PAUL’S FISHING EDGE,” because I believe that they will give the fisher and hunter an advantage in getting to, finding fishing spots, moving around, and getting back from some of the more favorite fishing and hunting areas in the state. The entire procedure of loading over 150 odd waypoints from a typical CAPTAIN PAUL’S FISHING EDGE file takes less than three minutes from the time you view the email file to the time that they are loaded in the GPS receiver. Presently I have NINETEEN Captain Paul’s Fishing Edge Files. They include Delacroix to Point a la Hache, Barataria Bay, Lake Borgne, Hopedale to the Miss Sound, Hopedale to Bayou Terre Boeufs, , Bayou Bienvenue, Port Sulphur, Lake Calcasieu, Lafitte, Lake Pontchartrain, Myrtle Grove-Lake Hermitage, Empire to Buras, Leeville-West, Leeville East, The Pearl River WMA and the just released Vermillion Bay, The Rigolets, Bayou Sauvage NWR and Big Branch NWR areas. To download The CAPTAIN PAUL’S FISHING EDGE program(s) in your GPS, you MUST have FIVE items. FIRST, a GPS Receiver that can accept a computer download; SECOND, your GPS manufacturers Mapping Program or its Waypoint Manager software; THIRD, a computer with a connecting cable to the GPS unit or data card; FOURTH, a valid E-Mail Address that accepts attachments, and FIFTH, a CAPTAIN PAUL’S FISHING EDGE FILE. Separate Program Files are designed for GARMIN, MAGELLAN, LOWRANCE, HUMMINBIRD, RAYMARINE, DeLORME, GPS receivers and their mapping programs as well as for MAPTECH TERRAIN NAVIGATOR. These Edge files are NOT interchangeable. ALL of the CAPTAIN PAUL’S FISHING EDGE of GPS WAYPOINTS are ONLY available at the LOUISIANA SPORTSMAN'S 'OUTDOOR STORE' The OUTDOOR STORE link button may be found in red banner on the left side of the SPORTSMAN’s HOME PAGE. The Captain Paul's FISHING EDGE button also flashes across the top banner of the ”REPORTS” pages on this web site. And, of course, you may also go direct to the Captain Paul Fishing EDGE site by entering http://www.askcaptainpaul.com/fishingedge in the address bar of your browser. From either site, simply follow the instructions for ordering from the Louisiana Sportsman’s Shopping Cart. The EDGE files are available exclusively on the LOUISIANA SPORTSMAN web site in the OUTDOOR STORE. Look them over, I am sure that you will find that the EDGE waypoints give you a quantum leap head in navigating to and fishing or hunting the area locations. Unless otherwise specified, all positions are stated as H,DDD,MM.mmm and were determined using WGS 84 DATUM. All Headings/bearings/courses are stated in Magnetic Degrees. ~ Captain Paul ~

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iron man Inshore Fishing Cocodrie / DuLarge in South Central Louisiana

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We went, we saw, we caught, or Pocket Lab did anyway.
Well ladies and gents, as ya'll know, me and Fliesitdies headed to Dularge Sunday morning. Well I was at a party of some sort for my cousin and soon to be cousin in law until about 6. I got a call from Flies when I was walking out my front door saying he was ready. So I went to pick him up at his house along with his boat and headed back to my house for the night. It didn't stop there, we swapped trolling motors (a 55 for a 28 lb thrust). We went and tried it out in Black Bayou and then went back home for 3 hours of sleep. We awoke at 3 and left the house for Dularge. It looked like a promising morning, we didn't get lost on the way and we got to Falgout Marina at around 5. We farted around ..... Read More

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• FLiesitdies posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 9:24 pm
  i call that face a smart one
• iron man posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:37 pm
  one where it was a little bright to look ramseys way.
• colby_louque posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:19 pm
  what kinda face you call that in that first pic charles
• iron man posted Wed, Jul 1st, 2009 2:33 pm
  i think ima take a few weeks off from fishin until we go with capt marty. i .....
• ChackaDeaux posted Wed, Jul 1st, 2009 9:53 am
  I hear ya!!! I can't wait till the weekend!

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redslaya Inshore Fishing Rockefeller Refuge in Southwest Louisiana

rollover/joseph harbor
hey im heading to rollover or joseph harbor tommorow morning does ne one know if they go some red an possibly some specks........plz let me no thanks

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Capt. Kerry Audibert-Ought To Be Fishing Charters Inshore Fishing Shell Beach / Hopedale / Reggio in Southeast Louisiana

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HOPEDALE/BRETON SOUND REPORT....
I had the pleasure to fish with Dereck Kennedy from the Monroe area. He brought along his son Cattar and Cattar's pal, Jake. They tried to squeeze in a trip before Jake's baseball shedule got too hectic. Derek was going a lot out of the West side of the state taking charters out of Calcesieu, but this time they decided to come down and give Hopedale a try. We headed over toward the channel and stopped on a structure and it was FISH ON! From the first cast to the last it was non stop action as fast as you can get it with some nice fish. It was Jake's first time ever fishing like this and he caught on quicker than I imagined. I needed some fish for the house so I told them to catch me a fe ..... Read More

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iron man Freshwater Fishing Lake Pontchartrain / Northshore in Southeast Louisiana

Cypress knee/trees, anything that holds sacalait
I'm wanting to catch a few sacalait now so I'm looking for a place like around cypress trees and or knees to catch some. I have a 15 foot cajun special with a 9.9 evinrude on the back of it. Also wil I hit anything under the water where ever I go? Don't want to lose Alfred again. Located in St. Amant so nothing over an hour and 30 minutes away please. Also, what are they hitting on and what can I expect out of the area? Also looking to catch some bass along with that.

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• lsufan1188 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 8:54 pm
  Slohand222 - If you fish sac-a-lait with a jig, I've heard they have been b .....
• SLOHAND222 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 6:53 pm
  Tomorrow, July 3rd. We plan on fishing Old River, the one a few miles north .....
• iron man posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 4:58 pm
  oh
• lsufan1188 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 4:30 pm
  The one in Morganza. It is about 20 minutes past False River on LA 1.
• iron man posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 4:16 pm
  which old river, theres about 5 of em in louisiana

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ZX20BAY Inshore Fishing Cocodrie / DuLarge in South Central Louisiana

Dularge / Cocodrie
Heading out to fish Cocodrie or Dularge tommorrow AM. Anyone been catching in these areas the last few days?

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• tmiller20 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 8:50 pm
  I have heard some good things and I have heard some bad things. I had a tou .....
• FLiesitdies posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 1:35 pm
  hey man i have been hearing a lot about the trout biting on the coast down .....
• David B. posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:48 am
  Been cathcing quite a few fish on the west side of Lake Barre. Get on the .....

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whitebeans Technical Southeast Louisiana

troll motor shaft
all right gentelman, i have a riptide 70lb thrust, this model has a composite shaft, i have it mounted on my 16' yahat,(flat) any how for 3 yrs i have been wanting to reduce the height of it by 18". my question is has anyone done this before, or had it done? if so who would you recommed? what would be the best blade to do this with?

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• bigjim posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 7:50 pm
  Fine tooth haxsaw will cut it like butter.

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Fishing Magician Inshore Fishing Shell Beach / Hopedale / Reggio in Southeast Louisiana

The Breton Sound in Southeast Louisiana
Fishing Magician Charters Today we had 4 boats out. I had my two sons, Captains Jason and Jeremy, and my brother Capt. Lester helped me out with the charters. We had the pleasure of fishing with Jeff Reid and his friends. We all fished in the Breton Sound area. Everyone caught a nice box of speckled trout, some reds and a couple of flounders. All fish were caught on Campo's live shrimp and croakers, fishing 2' under a popping cork and Carolina rig on the bottom. Guys there are lots of fish in the Sound to be caught. But, it is very hot, so make sure you bring: a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and a lot of liquids to drink. Capt. Jason was able to take some pictures of his customer's ..... Read More

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cobiaman Fishing Louisiana

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BULL-REDS
Went fishing with my buddy Kelly Dupre out of Dularge today at Koon Point! 6am the BULL-REDS were BLASTING the water. Threw some TOP DOGS an it was ON!!!! They were blasting @ the bait 3-4 bulls @ a time coming out of the water! Hooked up with 3 and released to fight again. What a FREAKIN BLAST!! THE RED TIDE!!!! On TOP WATER!!! Enjoy the July 4th weekend and be careful!!!! Cobiaman!

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• Capt. Marty LaCoste - Absolute Fishing Charters posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 7:38 pm
  Nice looking reds B. Good talking with you. We need to make that night trip .....

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trout1970 Inshore Fishing Pointe a la Hache in Southeast Louisiana

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Good morning,How has the fishing in the point been? If anyone has been give me a shout ,going to take the wife down this weekend was wanting her to get on a few fish. Thanks for any words of wisdom you can give.Been about a month since i been down there. Thanks again!!!

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• If-a-frog-had-wings posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 7:07 pm
  Been catching good trout at the rigs just north of stone island. Caught som .....
• mbenja1084 posted Thu, Jul 2nd, 2009 10:00 am
  I have been fishing there the past 3 weekend and have done great. The trout .....
• GADWALL posted Wed, Jul 1st, 2009 8:25 am
  Went 3 weeks ago, river water everywhere. We ran out to Stone Isle and gat .....
• BIRD DOG posted Wed, Jul 1st, 2009 8:10 am
  My buddy has been smokin em until yesterday.Just about every day they have .....

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