Louisiana Sportsman

One of the best areas to fish this time of year is along Bayou Sorrel, a long bayou on the lower eastern side of the Atchafalaya River.[…]

October is the month when the bass fishing picks up on Toledo Bend. Cover some water and downsize your moving baits.[…]

Weston Dousay of Forest Hill caught an 11.9-pound bass while fishing his first ever LHSAA tournament at Indian Creek.[…]

PRADCO Outdoor Brands folded the ever-popular Gene Larew Baits line of soft plastics under the umbrella of YUM Fishing Baits.[…]

Since they stayed on the market so long, few people still throw blade baits. However, they still catch different fresh and saltwater species.[…]

George Jeane Jr. of Florien caught an 11.92-pound bass on Sept 2 at Toledo Bend. The fish was previously tagged on March 27 at 11.91-pounds.[…]

Landon Watts of Independence and Josiah Shockley of Albany look ahead to fishing the college ranks at Northwestern State University.[…]

Connor Johnson of Krotz Springs, La., caught a 11.13-pound bass on Aug. 31 at Toledo Bend. It was weighed at Buckeye Marina.[…]

Billy Billeaud likes the options he has to catch bass in September when he launches out of the West Atchafalaya Basin Protection Levee.[…]

September bass fishing can try the patience of even experienced anglers because of the inevitable turnover that happens this time of year.[…]

Henry Boudreaux of Baton Rouge caught this 11.21-pound bass on Aug. 21 and weighed it in at Buckeye Marina on Toledo Bend Lake.[…]

New black bass regulations on Bussey Brake Reservoir in Morehouse Parish will go into effect on August 20, 2025.[…]

Sulphur High School Fishing Team members Kade Ellender and Caden Doucet have proved to be among the state’s best this past season.[…]

Danny Arballo of Brazalo Custom Lures talks about how Bassmaster Elite Series pro Pat Schlapper instantly made his buzzbait notorious.[…]

Brandon O’Neal has been guiding with Living the Dream Guide Service since 2022. He has plenty of tips for fishing at Toledo Bend.[…]

Summer months fishing the Ouachita River can often be hit or miss, depending on a wide variety of conditions.[…]