Louisiana Sportsman

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

Bream can be caught both on a Beetle Spin and with a Gulp cricket under a cork this month in the Pearl River.[…]

Aubrey Posey of Covington, who has been catching bream since he was 6 years old, leaves the bobber at home and catches bream on the bottom.[…]

Green sunfish are among the most misunderstood and misidentified of all panfish. They are small, but also fun to catch, and good to eat.[…]

Larry Doiron of Morgan City points people to the bream fishing hotspots in and around Bayou Cheramie this month.[…]

Jared Serigné went fishing for bream as big as his hand at a public bank fishing spot in St. Bernard Parish. Then he did a catch and cook.[…]

Growing your own bait is easy and really doesn’t require much effort. Save yourself time and money on your next fishing trip.[…]

Buck Koon from Carolina Crazy Outdoors gives us a unique perspective at underwater life by bream fishing while snorkeling.[…]

The Tchefuncte River is a great place to target tasty panfish, and local angler Jeff Bruhl knows the river like the back of his hand.[…]

Local bait shops are great, one-stop shopping areas. There is likely one at your favorite lake near the entrance or boat launch.[…]

Kelvontae Scott of Jonesville caught plenty of bream on crickets floated 2 feet under a cork at his honey hole in Concordia Parish.[…]

Lafayette attorney has the number of countless chinquapin and bream in lakes within the Atchafalaya Basin, particularly Cow Island Lake.[…]

Very few fishing standards are as widely held and undeniably truer than fishing for bream around the full moon in May.[…]

Bream have an affinity for different kinds of structure on any body of water. Recognize them and have plenty of fun with a rod in hand.[…]

High water in recent years has led to great panfish spawns in Louisiana’s Atchafalaya Basin. There’s still time to catch them this year.[…]

Chasing panfish is best in the early morning or late afternoon, which is great for kayak fishing on hot, summer days in Louisiana.[…]