Capt. Adam Jaynes, Author at Louisiana Sportsman

It is a great opportunity to make some memories out on the water and take your children fishing now as they are off from school. […]

Many Sabine Lake anglers will throw live bait to increase their odds of having a successful fishing trip during the hottest parts of summer. […]

The weather may be hot, but that means perfect conditions for trolling up and down the Louisiana jetties out of Sabine Pass. […]

There are three main pieces of the puzzle that greatly influence your chances of success at Sabine National Wildlife Refuge. […]

Things are lining up for this to be the best March for speckled trout we have had in the past handful of years on Sabine Lake. […]

Capt. Adam Jaynes would strongly encourage you to wade if you are chasing after speckled trout this month at Big Lake. […]

Redfish stack up thick in the winter at Sabine Lake. You can catch redfish cast after cast until your arms are sore. […]

When targeting winter trout, Capt. Adam Jaynes believes wading puts the odds ever more in your favor of landing a trophy trout. […]

Don’t miss the November flounder run. Flounder take center stage at Sabine Lake and Calcasieu Lake as they migrate toward Gulf spawn. […]

Egrets, gulls can lead anglers to great fishing on Sabine Lake and Big Lake. The birds can lead you to shrimp and gamefish. […]

As we enter September, Capt. Adam Jaynes shares his best tips for sight-casting to cobia, aka ling, in southwest Louisiana. […]

Menhaden, aka pogeys, can make an excellent bait choice when chasing speckled trout and other species at Sabine Lake. […]

According to Brian Windsor, who guides on Lake Calcasieu, July is popping cork time when cruising the beachfront. […]

The lower Mermentau River draws redfish in June. The bait of choice for fishermen this month is cracked blue crab. […]

During spring and early summer, the north and south revetment walls are one of the most-consistent and productive places on Sabine Lake. […]

Sabine Lake and Lake Calcasieu were spared a severe fish kill by Winter Storm Uri because the fish have access to deep water. […]