The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announced that effective immediately, Old Highway 11 on Pearl River Wildlife Management Area in southeastern St. Tammany Parish has been closed to motorized traffic.[…]
There’s a new cat prowling the waters this fall and it has an excellent lineage.[…]
The trail cam photo taken earlier this month east of Toledo Bend shows what almost looks like a small hyena, with big ears, very little hair, striped hocks and a furry neck.[…]
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agents cited two men in connection with the recent theft of crab traps on Black Bayou in Calcasieu Parish.[…]
An industry leader since entering the market in 2006, Sebile baits is introducing seven new designs targeting bass fishing.[…]
There is an old saying that, “the best time to plant trees in a tree plot is 20 years ago, but the next best time is today.”[…]
Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries agents cited a 51-year-old Denham Springs man who was a permitted nuisance alligator hunter with 26 alligator-related violations that occurred in Ascension and Livingston parishes over the past two years, according to a press release.[…]
The level of cancer-causing pollutants left behind in Gulf waters by the BP oil spill was greater than reported by the federal government, according to a report issued this week by a group of independent scientists.[…]
What happens when hundreds and hundreds of kayak tournament anglers mass-launch at Grand Isle in search of bull redfish? […]
The disturbance in the southern Gulf of Mexico didn’t materialize over the weekend, but did make for a windy day on Sunday over much of southeast Louisiana.[…]
Two years ago, Randall Tharp fished a nearly-flawless Forrest Wood Cup on Lake Ouachita but took second to Scott Martin and a big school of offshore bass. […]
The heat of summer is in full swing, and many of the shallow marsh ponds are choked with submerged aquatic vegetation. The grass is so thick that it prevents powerboats from accessing these areas, and this is great news for kayak fishermen.[…]
Speckled trout are in a period of transition in the stifling heat of mid-August, preparing to migrate back to the inner marshes of southeast Louisiana this fall.[…]
Louisiana Public Broadcasting is unveiling the premier episode of its new six-part series, Alive! In America’s Delta, on Aug. 19 at 7 p.m.[…]
After years of discussion, a public boat launch is nearly ready to be built in Leeville.[…]
August brings low stages to the mighty Mississippi and Atchafalaya. Combine that with any tropical activity in the Gulf, and the result is high salinities and a pelagic invasion.[…]