Cover: April 2013-Bass
Big stringers of trout await this month across the Louisiana coast, while freshwater options abound for inland anglers.[…]
Big stringers of trout await this month across the Louisiana coast, while freshwater options abound for inland anglers.[…]
I could tell wade-fishing turns Guy Stansel on by the way he jumped into the water. While his buddy Mark Jeanes quietly stepped down the transom ladder into Calcasieu Lake, Stansel leapt in with reckless abandon.[…]
It’s been years since we’ve been able to head out to the rigs in the spring and bring home red snapper, but that all changes this year.[…]
The advent of the four-stroke outboard has changed a lot about boating. No more oil-and-gas mixtures, less pollution, better economy overall and generally lower maintenance.[…]
Lots of folks launch at the Oak Ridge Park boat ramp in Golden Meadow during April. A great percentage of them aspire to fish East Timbalier. […]
Accon Marine’s Surface-Mount Chocks help keep deck space clutter-free and clear of any hazards by enabling users to fold them down and out of the way when not in use.[…]
Wake Fishing’s Soft Spoon lure produces strikes both on the sink and during the retrieve.[…]
You’ve likely noticed that there is a surge in kayak fishing.[…]
Hard late-April cold fronts are about as common as honest politicians.[…]
Big stringers of trout await this month across the Louisiana coast, while freshwater options abound for inland anglers.[…]
It has been nine years since an angler has taken a speckled trout that broke into Louisiana’s top 10 list, but on March 23 speckled trout history happened again when what appears to be the eighth largest trout ever taken in the state was landed on Sabine Lake.[…]
Join Greg Hackney and friend as they search for the choice Freshwater Filet Mignon[…]
Greg Hackney give us a few tip to catch the Sac-a-lait in Louisiana[…]
Fishermen can be some of the hardest-headed creatures. They’ll often ask people in the know about the best lures, the best colors, the best time of day to fish.[…]
When oil and gas rigs were erected in the Gulf of Mexico, they were there for one reason and one reason alone — to tap into the fertile floor of the Gulf and extract fossil fuels for a rapidly growing (and mobile) America.[…]
After a recent draining to combat the giant salvinia infesting the lake, Lake Bistineau is finally filling up again. And anglers are returning to fish the lake as the water rises and their favorite areas are once again becoming accessible.[…]