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October 31, 2026
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Columns

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New secretary has diverse outdoor interests

February 29, 2008 Todd Masson

When Gov. Bobby Jindal began his search for the man to succeed Bryant Hammett as secretary of the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries, he could have located someone whose head contained a mental encyclopedia on deer hunting.[…]

Columns

What’s not to love about seabream?

February 29, 2008 Jerald Horst

Some fish just don’t get any respect. The sheepshead is one of those. It is attractively colored, grows to a decent size, is a dogged fighter and may be the best, or at least second best, tablefish in the marsh.[…]

Fishing

On-board chargers make life easy

February 29, 2008 Hank Johnston

Since first being introduced to the boating market several years ago, the on-board battery charger has become a must-have accessory for most boaters. This is especially true if your boat is equipped with a trolling motor. The[…]

Columns

Overboard situations can turn deadly

February 29, 2008 Dan Armitage

Just as most injuries at home are caused by slips and falls, tripping and slipping are common accidents aboard boats, with the added threat of falling down and out of the boat.[…]

Columns

Once-a-year cleaning all that’s necessary

February 29, 2008 Gordon Hutchinson

Each year I wonder how many sportsmen drag a firearm out of the closet in anticipation of the upcoming season, and find a patina of rust on the barrel or receiver, or worse, patches of rust that have actually eaten into the finish and marred it.[…]

Columns

Bunch of bass at Bayou Segnette

February 29, 2008 Greg Hackney

During the early part of March, the bass will be preparing to spawn, and later in the month, the bass will either be in the spawn or the post-spawn.[…]

Columns

You can’t handle An Inconvenient Truth

February 29, 2008 Catch Cormier

Last February, when former Vice-President Al Gore took the stage at the Academy Awards show to accept an Oscar for his documentary about global warming, “An Inconvenient Truth,” everyone gave him a standing ovation.[…]

Ask Captain Paul

Reader looks for Chandeleur remnants

February 29, 2008 Captain Paul Titus

Dear Capt. Paul:

What’s the location of Curlew Island, north of Breton Island?[…]

Fishing

On-board chargers make life easy

February 4, 2008 Hank Johnston

Since first being introduced to the boating market several years ago, the on-board battery charger has become a must-have accessory for most boaters. This is especially true if your boat is equipped with a trolling motor.[…]

Columns

You don’t lose gun rights in traffic stop

January 29, 2008 Gordon Hutchinson

“Do I look like a thug?” The gentleman who asked this question was dressed casually and stylishly. He looked like a middle-class male, about 40 years of age. No obvious tattoos, he had short-cropped hair.[…]

Fishing

What is this oily sludge beneath my prop?

January 29, 2008 Hank Johnston

There are many questions I have been asked over the years, but there are some questions that seem to be asked over and over again. One of these has to do with the possibility of oil leaking from the lower unit of the engine.[…]

Columns

Chicot action slow, but fish are big

January 29, 2008 Greg Hackney

My pick this month for catching monster February bass in Louisiana is Lake Chicot, a lake home to Chicot State Park, one of the prettiest state parks in Louisiana.[…]

Columns

Have a big day on the Little Mo

January 29, 2008 Catch Cormier

As Cokie brought another rainbow trout to her net, it was evident this one had been in the river for some time. […]

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Two laws destroy rights of hunters, anglers

January 28, 2008 Todd Masson

Two laws that were added to the books in this decade designed to protect the rights of hunters and anglers have done more to damage our rights than at any time since Iberville set foot on our silty soil.[…]

Columns

Aggregations make fish easy prey

January 28, 2008 Jerald Horst

The term “spawning aggregation” is one that recreational fishermen are likely to learn in the future. The term simply refers to a synchronized spawning event by a number of fish that are not normally schooling species.[…]

Ask Captain Paul

What are Grand Isle’s offshore hotspots?

January 28, 2008 Captain Paul Titus

Dear Capt. Paul:

I will be spending a week in the Grand Isle area the first of February with my 26-foot Robalo, and would like to know if you could point me in the right direction for amberjack, grouper and possibly tuna.[…]

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