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August 2007
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August 30 -
September 3, 2007 - Seven
boats out this weekend. The trout fishing has been on and off the
past week. Some clients still want to chase after them but with so
many little fish out there, keepers have been hard to come by. The
redfish have been our money fish the last couple of weeks. Spoons,
spinner baits, and tight lining cocahoes on the bottom have produced
all our fish. My pattern for the last several trips have been move,
move, move. The more water you can cover with the trolling motor,
the better your chances of putting fish in the boat. Here are a few
pictures of this past weekend's clients. The Sullivan party, Baird
party, Knowles party, Sils party, Simonson party, Senior party,
Hensley party, ( Dana with her huge redfish), and thanks to the
guides, Capt. Mike, Barry, Kevin and Mike.
Labor day bass. The bass have been
on fire the past few days, so I
decided to give them a try this afternoon. Left the dock around
3:30. The first couple of hours was slow, but it sure picked up in a
hurry. I boated 38 bass with a couple in the 3lb class, not a bad
afternoon, almost seemed like the old days!
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August 21-29, 2007
- Last Weekend fishing
report. Five boats out over the weekend. Capt. Bob, Joe, Kevin,
myself and a new addition to our group, Capt. Barry Plaisance. The
redfish have been steady the past several days so we have been
staying in the duck ponds, throwing spoons and spinner baits in
smoke/char, purple/char, black/char. Many of our clients have been
having their catch cooked up for lunch at Jan's. Monday I had the
David Smith party, w/ Tom, David, Marilyn and Nancy. Once again we
were back on the redfish and by 10 am they had had enough. A nice
mess of reds to take back to New York and a few to eat at the house
in Folsom. Spinner baits and spoons were the bait of the day.
Capt. Joe, Capt. Barry
and I fished the Calco Travel party today.
These guys came from Baton Rouge to New Orleans. Left the dock at
5:45 heading for the duck ponds. Thunderstorms ran us out of our
primary area so we headed for a location closer to the dock. Spinner
baits and gold spoons once again were the hot bait of the day. Jan's
cooked up some of the catch for lunch and the rest went home to
mama. I would like to thank Julie Chalmers with Calco Travel for her
help in setting up this trip.
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August 14 - 20, 2007
- Last Thursday I fished the
crew from Wynne, Arkansas. These guys have been fishing with me for
the past several years. Out of six guys scheduled to fish, only
three made it to the dock. They were victims of Bourbon Street, too
many hurricanes!! The three that did show up Lonny, Jack and Paul
had a great time, and the few fish that we kept were enjoyed for
lunch by the crew, Capt. Joe and myself at Jan's. Friday Shaun
Jaggars, and his son Tyler, joined me in search for a mess of
redfish. We only managed to catch 17 to 20 inch fish, and were
back at the dock by 11am with their limit. All fish on both days
were caught on spinner baits, mostly Blk/Char. Over the weekend had
several 3 different crews out. All parties caught nice messes of
redfish, and went home with sore arms, and ziploc bags full of
redfish filets waiting to be blackened.
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August 8 -13, 2007
-I fished a trip for the
Victoria Inn in the A.M. The Peter Sullivan party in the P.M. ,
man what a long day. Capt. Joe had the Philip Hodge party Friday
and I had the Reed Barbier group for the Oilman's Tournament on
Friday and Saturday. Trout numbers have been running in the 30`s
and 40`s with several redfish to add to the ice chest. By 11am
the heat is just too much to bear and most clients are ready to
call it a day. Most all of the fish are being caught
on black/char and smoke/char cocahoe`s on the bottom.
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July 27 - August
7, 2007 - The last
week has been pretty great for fishing, as long as you get out there
early. With soaring temps in the mid to upper 90's, anything after
12 noon is brutal. The morning bite has been great on reds and
specks. The red fishing has been stealing the show lately with
some really nice fish being landed around the Lafitte area. We have
been fishing the banks of the area lake and bays throwing spinner
baits and spoons. When the water temps soar in the evening the bite
slows down a bit until the evening bite kicks in. The best period to
fish has been on the incoming tide. The moving water helps to get
the bait fish in action, and the red fish follow suit. The trout are
still plentiful, and there are some keepers out there. Best baits of
late have been the DOA fished under a cork, and cocahoes tight
lined. Once again, you need to get on the bite early and fast,
especially on the falling or rising tide. Mostly small fish have
been coming under the birds, most anglers should concentrate their
effort on broken islands, and reef in about 3-8 feet of water. Also,
the past several days have been producing some awesome evening bass
fishing. Everything has been in the one or two pound class with an
occasional three pounder. The ribbit frog has been the hot bait.
Here are my neighbors Don and Henry showing off a couple of nice
fish.
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