Lake PontchartrainMarch

As the water warms, speckled trout begin moving through the lake and around the bridges, giving anglers a convenient target close to New Orleans.

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Little LakeApril

Spring is a good time to head into the marsh and start looking for the early speckled trout bite as water temperatures climb.

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DelacroixFebruary

The Delacroix marsh offers shallow lakes, bayous, canals, and deeper pockets that can hold trout throughout much of the year.

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Grand IsleAll Year

This barrier-island fishing town gives anglers access to the beach, Barataria Bay, nearshore waters, and offshore Gulf fishing.

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Jean LafitteSummer

Summer can bring heavy redfish action into the marsh around Jean Lafitte, especially for anglers willing to get an early start.

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The PenSummer

The Pen has been one of our most productive redfish areas over the years, with shallow marsh water and plenty of places to explore.

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VeniceAll Year

Venice is one of South Louisiana’s classic jumping-off points for marsh, river, nearshore, and Gulf fishing.

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City ParkSpring

For anglers who cannot make a long run to the marsh, New Orleans offers urban fishing opportunities for bass, panfish, catfish, and more.

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Lake CataouatcheWinter

One of the closest major bass-fishing areas to New Orleans, with grass, canals, ponds, and plenty of mixed freshwater and brackish habitat.

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Our “Green Trout” StoryWinter

A short fishing story about a cooler full of black bass, a game warden, and the local nickname that made the whole situation even funnier.

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The North ShoreSpring

The North Shore gives anglers a chance to move between Lake Pontchartrain, bayous, marshes, and freshwater bass water in the same general area.

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Lake SalvadorFall

Grass beds, baitfish, crawfish, changing tides, and brackish-water influence make Lake Salvador an interesting largemouth bass destination.

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