A jump on red snapper
Louisiana recreational offshore fishermen will get about a six-week earlier jump on red snapper this spring.[…]
Louisiana recreational offshore fishermen will get about a six-week earlier jump on red snapper this spring.[…]
The 2024 private recreational red snapper season will begin on Monday, April 15, 2024, in both state and federal waters.[…]
The LDWF estimates that 878,464 pounds of Red Snapper were landed during the 2023 private recreational season.[…]
LDWF Secretary Rob Shadoin signed a declaration of emergency to close the recreational red snapper season on Dec. 31.[…]
The LDWF released the latest private recreational red snapper landing estimates with LA Creel through Nov. 5, 2023.[…]
The LDWF released the latest private recreational red snapper landing estimates through LA Creel through October 22, 2023.[…]
The pounds of red snapper we don’t catch in Louisiana will be added to any the other four Gulf States don’t take and divided for next year.[…]
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries released the latest private recreational red snapper estimates through Oct. 1, 2023.[…]
Seth Boudreaux and Macie Billings with some red snapper caught out of Hackberry, La.[…]
LDWF enforcement agents cited a Lake Charles man for alleged red snapper violations in Cameron Parish on Sept. 28.[…]
The LDWF released the latest private recreational red snapper landing estimates through September 17, 2023.[…]
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries released the private recreational red snapper landing estimates through September 3, 2023,[…]
With the increased daily bag limit and a successful fishing trip, you’re sure to have plenty of red snapper to try new recipes.[…]
The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries released the private recreational red snapper landing estimates through Aug. 20, 2023.[…]
LA Creel indicates that 688,570 pounds, or 73.7% percent, of Louisiana’s private recreational allocation of red snapper have been caught.[…]
Dr. Kurt O’Brien with two hammer red snapper caught out of Port Foruchon.[…]