When the marsh cools down after summer everything becomes more defined. Shrimp flush from back ponds mullet sweep along current seams and oxygen levels rise in shallow water. Instead of fish being scattered and lazy they concentrate in clear places...

Venice Louisiana stands out as one of the most productive nearshore fisheries for king mackerel along the entire Gulf Coast. The region’s unique blend of river-fed nutrients proximity to deep water and short runs to structure creates a near-perfect...

Summer along the Louisiana coast is a season of abundance for inshore fishermen. From the grassy marshes and oyster-laden flats to winding bayous and bay systems these waters come alive with warm-weather action. Fishermen can expect a combination of...

Summer in Louisiana is not subtle. By late June the heat settles in with weight and permanence. Humidity pushes dew points well into the 70s and midday sun bakes the marshes until even the crabs seem to scurry for shade. For many fishermen this is a...

Louisiana’s coast is famous for redfish and early summer is one of the best times to target them. As water temperatures rise and baitfish become more active redfish feed aggressively and move into predictable patterns that make for exciting days on...