Louisiana Sportsman

Whether throwing a spinning rod or casting flies, any catch of these micro-sized bream can provide outstanding sport on ultralight tackle.[…]

A back-to-basics kayak trip every now and then reminds us of why we took up kayak fishing in the first place.[…]

Bill McCarty of Morgan City has been waiting quasi-patiently for the Atchafalaya Basin water level to settle down within its banks.[…]

There’s good reason for anglers to be excited about fishing for bass, crappie and bream in June at Toledo Bend.[…]

At just 16, Austin Dabdoub, who fishes local ponds around Lacombe, has already learned the power of the Beetle Spin for bream.[…]

Early morning or late afternoon tends to be the most productive time to fish for bream, as they are more active and feeding near the surface.[…]

Bream fishing is best during the month of May, when you don’t have to worry about keeping up with a jacket, gloves and long pants.[…]

Ray Miller has been taking advantage of the shallow water bream bite at White Kitchen and said the fishing should only get better in April.[…]

As temperatures warm in the spring, bream start spawning and fly fishermen find no better time to land a load of big panfish.[…]

You never know what you’ll see when fishing, so keep your eyes open for peekaboo creatures.[…]

Whether you collectively call them sunfish, bream, bluegill or panfish, chasing these tiny fighters in a kayak is an absolute blast.[…]

Fly fisherman Terry Aucoin shares how he targets bream in small creeks near his home in Denham Springs. One is Gray’s Creek.[…]

Many smaller lesser-known waterbodies in Central Louisiana might get overlooked, but they offer awesome fishing for various species.[…]

People who want in on a lot of action can find it with bedding bream. Finding a bream bed is like hitting the jackpot.[…]

A section of the old Bartholomew channel was dammed off years ago. Known as “The Cut-off,” it offers fishing for bass, crappie and bream.[…]

Brandon Jennings, an avid crappie fisherman, takes advantage of drawdowns to find stumps, logs, tree tops and edges of drop-offs.[…]