June 2021 - Louisiana Sportsman

Some days the fishing itch just DEMANDS to be scratched, and despite an unfavorable forecast, you’ve just GOTTA squeeze in a trip. […]

The LDWF reminds anglers and hunters that your license expires today, June 30, unless you purchased your license during the month of June. […]

Lightning and rain chased Devin Denman off his intended fishing spots, mostly rigs in Lake Borgne, and he had to roll with the punches. […]

The LDWF announced on June 29 that the boat dock at the Bussey Brake Wildlife Management Area was damaged by fireworks. […]

Sharon Hartzog, known to many as the Hopedale Hat Lady, has become a local personality over the years in Hopedale. […]

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries announced the 2021 spring inshore shrimp season will close on July 2, 2021. […]

The Bodcau and Woodworth shooting ranges will be closed Sunday, July 4, in observance of the Fourth of July holiday. […]

Here is something you can do close to the launch to stay safe. Break out the Matrix Flukes and Matrix Swim Shads for bass. […]

Tommy Vidrine gives his report on the status of fishing in Grand Isle. He headed out to fish the green water in Bayou Rigaud. […]

Jon Miller’s crew catch fish amidst the natural beauty of a barrier island in the Mississippi Gulf Islands National Seashore. […]

Two north Louisiana families have been honored because of their work in maintaining and enhancing imperiled forest land which they own. […]

A total of 17 winners reported catching a tagged channel catfish during the LDWF Get Out and Fish! catfish derby. […]

Colorful, tasty mahi mahi, aka dolphin, are among the fastest swimming and fastest-growing species you’ll ever run into. […]

Why are south Louisiana waters ‘suddenly’ filled with above-average sized speckled trout this spring? Is dirty water to be applauded? […]

Fish by day, cook by night: how an Eden Isles couple incorporates the mindset of subsistence fishing to get meaning and purpose to life. […]

Smaller snakes take care of tiny pests like snails and slugs, while larger snakes eat the disease-spreading mice and rats. […]