Kinny Haddox, Author at Louisiana Sportsman

Six prominent Louisiana outdoor personalities were inducted into the Louisiana Legends of the Outdoors Hall of Fame. […]

Nathaniel Street of Leesville went fishing at Vernon Lake the morning of Oct. 14 and landed a 13-pound lunker bass. […]

Jeff Larch and Jared Fyock of Arkansas were winners of the three-day Crappie Classic on the Red River out of Shreveport this past weekend. […]

One place bass will gang up in October to fill their bellies are underwater humps. Here’s how one angler attacks them. […]

Even crappie will savor a little pumpkin spice on their dinner tables. […]

TJ and Alex Palmer won the Crappie Masters National Championship on Lake D’Arbonne and earned super-sized trophies and $30,000. […]

Michael Woods of Many caught a 11.15-pound Toledo Bend lunker and entered it into the Toledo Bend Lake Association Lunker Bass Program. […]

The 2022 Major League Fishing Bass Pro Tour is opening with a six-day event on three small north Louisiana Lakes. […]

Juanita Lachney, who helps manage Yucatan Landing, shares some tips for catching slab white perch (crappie) on Yucatan Lake in September. […]

When it comes to getting bites from crappie, this north Louisiana guide has some new ideas on catching them in the fall. […]

According to angler Sontus Mitchell, the best time to catch a big largemouth bass on Louisiana’s Caney Lake in the summer is at night. […]

Nearly 1,000 manufacturers and businesses displayed fishing gear at the ICAST annual show. Here are a few of the writer’s favorites. […]

The Lake Commission has approved a boat launching fee structure to maintain and improve D’Arbonne Lake and its facilities. […]

Making mock scrapes can put hunters a step up on finding deer and places to hunt once the season opens. Learn from the master: Dan DeWitt. […]

Food plots can do wonders for your hunting land. Here are the keys to food-plot planting success with deer season on the horizon. […]

South Louisiana duo has learned plenty about catching crappie across the south that can mean more fish back home. […]