Louisiana outdoor treasures: J & J One Stop
J&J One Stop quickly became known as the go-to place to buy something to whet the appetite of crappie, bream and catfish.[…]
J&J One Stop quickly became known as the go-to place to buy something to whet the appetite of crappie, bream and catfish.[…]
Small bait shops are a huge part of Louisiana’s outdoors. Ivy’s Tackle Box carries a full line of rods, reels, baits, lines, and tackle.[…]
Small bait shops are a huge part of Louisiana’s outdoors. Cooter’s has been part of Union Parish almost as long as Lake D’Arbonne itself.[…]
Trenasses are the roads used by many species that make up the South Louisiana marsh. They often lead to the most productive fishing trips.[…]
Redfish can tolerate cold water much better than many other species. In bad conditions, anglers just need to find the fish.[…]
The LDWF Fishing Course Series program has added several Beginner Rainbow Trout Fishing courses to their catalog.[…]
Ask Santa for some of these items to make your kayak angling experience safer, more comfortable and successful.[…]
North Louisiana crappie guide Wesley Miller likes Lake Claiborne this time of year for several reasons, including good numbers of fish.[…]
New Iberia angler Kevin Suit still goes to the Dulac area on weekends and days off every November and December to fish.[…]
One of the biggest decisions an angler has to make at Big Lake in December is whether to target big fish or plenty.[…]
Louisiana’s red drum stock assessment is being depleted, warned Jason Adriance, LDWF marine fisheries biologist.[…]
One of the gems of the Louisiana State Park system, Bogue Chitto State Park is a haven for anglers, families, campers and disc golfers.[…]
More grass means more bass. Acres of hydrilla will make bass fishing in late November and December better at Toledo Bend.[…]
Using your kayak to set out a dozen or more baited pool noodles (or jugs), is a fun and exciting way to catch catfish.[…]
Kinny Haddox has been writing features, hard-hitting news and informative and entertaining columns about the outdoors for 50 years.[…]
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission adopted a notice of intent to modify crappie regulations on Bayou D’Arbonne Lake.[…]