LDWF reminder: The new, streamlined license structure goes into effect June 1
Act 356-HB 691 of the 2021 regular legislative session created sweeping changes to fishing and hunting licenses and fees.[…]
Act 356-HB 691 of the 2021 regular legislative session created sweeping changes to fishing and hunting licenses and fees.[…]
When the winds lay down in June, you can fish anywhere in the Bay on the north side of Grand Isle and find speckled trout.[…]
The blue marlin is one of the most highly sought after gamefish on the planet. They can reach great size, and their meat is excellent.[…]
The bass fishing around Chef Pass has exploded in the past few years, and avid angler Andre Thomas targets them a lot in June.[…]
Another artificial reef will provide anglers who fish Four Bayous annually with a new option to search for trout, redfish and sheepshead.[…]
Lee Livesay turned in a four-day total of 113 pounds, 11 ounces to win the Simms Bassmaster Elite event at Lake Fork in Quitman, Texas.[…]
LDWF Secretary Jack Montoucet took time to answer a few questions recently and provided some insight into some hot outdoor topics.[…]
Peril on the water is a constant. You know it. But there are things you can do to enhance your safety when boating or fishing.[…]
NetBait’s B Bugs have a leg, or tail, up on other beaver-style soft plastics. They are more buoyant than similar products.[…]
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Enforcement Division will be participating in “Safe Boating Week” from May 21-27.[…]
Fish in all-day comfort with this maintenance-free, lightweight Millennium B-100 boat seat.[…]
Fishing the Union Oilfield Canals located east of Lake Palourde and southeast of Grassy Lake for bluegills, chinquapins and longear sunfish.[…]
Logan Gautreaux was fishing the Bogue Falaya Creek just north of Covington when he caught a shadow bass for the first time.[…]
Eddie Toups of New Iberia learned how to fish waters in and around Vermilion Bay as a boy with some of Acadiana’s top saltwater fishermen.[…]
People can fish in the Gulf of Mexico, the rivers, around the islands, off the beaches and in the bays for many different species.[…]
Most people only rarely venture offshore, so maximize the experience by staying prepared and flexible. Try different things.[…]