Louisiana Sportsman

Crankbaits and big plastic worms take center stage when bass fishing at Toledo Bend during the month of June.[…]

If Toledo Bend’s pool level stays around 168 feet, Matthew Loetscher expects pretty good fishing success for both bass and sac-a-lait.[…]

The Millennium Marine R100 SpyderLok Gen 2 is a rod holder system designed specifically for spider rigging and multi-rod trolling techniques.[…]

Anglers will find quality bass and crappie fishing opportunities take center stage in April at Toledo Bend.[…]

One of the top crappie lakes in Louisiana, Lake D’Arbonne should produce some excellent crappie catches this spring as the water warms.[…]

Marsh Man Masson, Chris Macaluso and Jeff Bruhl caught a mess of panfish while fishing the Atchafalaya Basin.[…]

The LWFC adopted a notice of intent to modify current crappie and black bass regulations on the Saline-Larto Complex.[…]

As crappie begin transitioning toward spring patterns on Cross Lake, success often comes down to patience and time on the water.[…]

The bass spawn definitely gets underway on Toledo Bend in March, and bass anglers can get their hands on more and more double-digits.[…]

Logan Richard has taken his crappie fishing to another level by making his own artificial lures. They are called Richard Jigs.[…]

Trevor Huval enjoys pulling sac-a-lait and bass from Lake Arthur during February. He’s fished the region for most of his life.[…]

February is mainly pre-spawn time on Toledo Bend, but don’t be surprised to find some big bass up on a bed.[…]

Father and son Jeff and Bryce Acreman began fishing crappie tournaments in 2021 and have become one of the more competitive teams.[…]

Plenty families take extended holidays in December and January to catch crappie on Toledo Bend with Living the Dream Guide Service.[…]

December is a transitional month for bass. Tweak your approach to a winter pattern to get bass to bite on Toledo Bend.[…]

December offers some of the best sac-a-lait fishing. These fish are now moving into the deeper areas of the main rivers and dead-end canals.[…]