LDWF: Red snapper landing estimates through June 26, 2022
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries released the latest recreational red snapper landing estimates through June 26, 2022[…]
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries released the latest recreational red snapper landing estimates through June 26, 2022[…]
The Outlaw Net is a crappie angler’s dream thanks to its length and adjustability.[…]
The Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission adopted a notice of intent to modify current crappie regulations on Bayou D’Arbonne Lake.[…]
It’s not only important to wear a life jacket, but to make sure it is functioning properly, especially if it is self-inflating.[…]
Janie and Chris Murphey are making their mark on kayak fishing with both regularly making appearances in the winners’ circle.[…]
Northwestern State University’s Tanner Underwood will be a sophomore this fall balancing studies and bass fishing.[…]
Zachary Gagnard of Many was fishing on Toledo Bend with fellow guide Wes Holt when he landed a 10.87 pound lunker.[…]
LDWF biologists recently constructed and deployed an artificial reef at John K. Kelley Grand Bayou Reservoir.[…]
When Tim Carmouche takes a break from the tournament trails in July, he heads for Bayou Pigeon on the east side of the Atchafalaya Basin.[…]
Lake St. John gets a lot of attention during the summer months for water sports, but July can also be a great time to catch largemouth bass.[…]
A group of friends were on a fishing trip with Capt. Nick Campos out of Venice when they hooked into a 238.2 pound yellowfin tuna.[…]
The second anniversary of the re-opening of Bussey Brake Reservoir near Bastrop is this month. Not many old lakes get to live again.[…]
Many Sabine Lake anglers will throw live bait to increase their odds of having a successful fishing trip during the hottest parts of summer.[…]
If you think it’s time to target the deeper depths for bass at Toledo Bend, heed these words: Not so fast, my friend.[…]
Capt. Mike Gallo said he especially likes to fish the area on the east side of the Biloxi Marsh for speckled trout in July.[…]
Anyone can get Vibrio vulnificus. But some people are more likely to get an infection and have severe complications.[…]