Cantankerous Catalpas — How to catch catfish, bream with catalpa worms
Living on the shores of Lake D’Arbonne has many advantages for Ron Manning.[…]
Living on the shores of Lake D’Arbonne has many advantages for Ron Manning.[…]
I grew up beside a catfish pond.
The simplistic pleasure of watching a cork getting pulled under stuck with me.[…]
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has scheduld drawdowns in the coming weeks for both Iatt Lake and Lake Bistineau to try to control giant salvinia.[…]
Robyn Bordelon has been dubbed “Catfish Everdeen” for her ability to find and capture big Mississippi River catfish from her kayak.[…]
Bank fishing is like anything else: You can make it simple or you can make it complicated.[…]
In some cases, bank-fishing can make you king.[…]
Years ago, news editor Jimmy Hatten would sit across from me in the Monroe News Star office. When things slowed, we turned to talk fishing. Jimmy and his wife loved to fish every Sunday afternoon.[…]
Fishing beds is an extremely productive way to catch huge bluegills or shellcrackers, as it enables anglers to target the males guarding the beds.[…]
Johnny Broussard’s fishing gear is not finesse tackle. Both goujon and blue catfish grow large, and much of Broussard’s fishing is next to the dense wood of submerged tree stumps and snags that are the lairs of these big fish. […]
“It’s harder to catch the bait than it is to catch the fish,” Johnny Broussard said, with note of frustration in his voice. “I spend a lot of time getting bait.”[…]
Johnny Broussard’s great passion is fishing for goujon with a rod and reel.[…]
For many catfish anglers, at least those pursuing channels and blues, success follows those in the right place at the right time with the right smell.[…]
When the cameras are rolling, you just never know what you might see on Sportsman TV.[…]
All Johnny Broussard’s friends describe him as a man of the swamp.[…]
Catching crappie after the spawn is a matter of following them along their travel routes to deep water. Here are some tips.[…]
When Charles Johnson said, “Let’s go fishing,” his first stop was in his barn to get ice.[…]