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	Downtown Baton Rouge Catfishin May 16 at 6:00 pm The Mississippi River is the most fertile body of water in the United States, and just to prove it we went catfishing on the river near downtown Baton Rouge.

	Slick Perch/Slicks May 15 at 7:00 am This species, with the book name of “green sunfish,” is one of the most interesting of Louisiana’s bream species.

	Oxbow blues May 08 at 9:00 am Look at a map of eastern Louisiana, from Bastrop to New Roads, and you’ll realize the power of the mighty Mississippi. Over millennia, the great river has carved out dozens of deep waterways, most of which have become isolated from the river’s flow.

	Get the Drop - Fill the boat with this bream-fishing technique May 01 at 7:00 am The day started out, well, rough. I hadn't slept well at all, and then I lost an altercation with a coffee cup. I was left teary-eyed as the hot liquid dripped out of my close-cropped hair and down my face.

	Deep-drop Bream — How to catch summer bream in deep reservoirs May 01 at 7:00 am Is there anything better than the fast action of a spring bream bed? The big redears we call shellcrackers in South Louisiana and chinquapin up north go to the warming shallows first, followed by bluegill and other sunfish. When that happens, it’s time to take advantage of the golden opportunity to battle big panfish on a fly rod or ultra-light spinning gear. Filling the cooler with chunky “bull” bream can work up an appetite, remedied by a fish fry at sundown. It’s just one more reason to love spring in the South.

	Tippets April 15 at 7:00 am The first week of April will be Easter break for many students. What better time to take a youngster fly fishing than this month?

	The time is right to catch speckled trout south of Golden Meadow April 08 at 9:58 am A question that any angler asks himself when he’s got a variety of live and artificial baits at his disposal is, “What should I use?” The answer lies in timing. Some basic guidelines should be realized, however, if you’re going to hit the water around Catfish Lake in search of speckled trout this spring.

	Has ‘Destructo’ been rehabilitated? April 04 at 9:00 am In the Autumn 1939, Louisiana Conservation Review (the predecessor of the Louisiana Conservationist magazine), James Nelson Gowanloch, the chief biologist of the Bureau of Scientific Research and Statistics for the Louisiana Department of Conservation, wrote an article titled “Gars, Killers of Game and Food Fish.”

	Retro-fitting — Panfishing in ‘Orlandia’ is a great diversion April 01 at 7:00 am Artie blew up at the very mention of the place. “Man don’t even say the word!” he snarled. “Brings back too many memories! Now it’s all gone!” Actually, all the memories were sweet.

	Weather Proof — Why Catfish Lake should be on your trout-fishing list April 01 at 7:00 am Lots of folks launch at the Oak Ridge Park boat ramp in Golden Meadow during April. A great percentage of them aspire to fish East Timbalier. And why not? April means transition trout, and East Timbalier is the end of the line.

	N.O. fishing rodeo to be held April 6 March 27 at 12:00 pm New Orleans City Park will host its Big Bass Rodeo and Fishtival, the oldest freshwater rodeo in the country, April 6.

	Life of Pond March 11 at 9:00 am One of the top movies of 2012 was “Life of Pi.” It’s the story of a young Indian boy named Pi, victim of a shipwreck who spends over 200 days aboard a small boat with a Bengal tiger. He survives by catching fish.