Devin
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“From there ran to the castle passing a good bit of boats all along the rocks.”
Probably because that’s just where the trout are, and of course the fishing pressure isn’t going to help that.
That’s part of the game fishing that area. Have you considered trying somewhere else?
Great report, thanks for posting!
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Yeah, overcast light conditions are the best. Those always encourage me to try.
Also, it’s good to see a report coming from the west side of the state.
Great report, thanks for posting!
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Fish that point just WSW of 5. It’s that point on the north shoreline of Bayou Robin.
Also add Bayou Lingeo (to the south) to your list of places to hit.
#1 is probably gonna be a dry hole.
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That’s a leftover canal dug to the wellhead in the southwest corner of Muscle Bay. The water was clear/low enough for that canal to be seen on that day’s imagery.
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The Great Flat of Chalmette will be perfectly driftable in those conditions. It could also have a lot of boats on it. But they’ll quit because it will be a “tough for them” bite.
For the love of all that is good, do not go there and throw a cork. lol
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I’ve noticed Mississippi has some bayous/canals protected by trees that MUST turn on when it gets super cold. Always wanted to do that, but always got sucked into something else.
Looking for a volunteer. lol
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How long are these rods?
Medium Heavy is way too big for jigging trout.
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Way to make it happen despite the fish not cooperating.
Lots of talent, great report, thanks for posting!
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“Finally, we moved on to the flat by the MRGO and were fishing with shrimp under a cork.”
Did you see my report and video from last year for this exact spot? Fish that flat the way I did and you probably would have limited out. Not every cast action, but consistent enough to catch way more fish all the way to something divisible by 15.
I mean, I wasn’t there on the day, so there’s no way I can know for sure. But when I read reports like this the thought that comes to mind is “I woulda whacked ’em because I would have been doing X while that guy was doing Z”.
“I learned that the conditions for me to fish Martello Castle have to be perfect due to the way my boat handles the waves”
Making those wind calls really makes the difference.
Great report, thanks for posting!
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If it’s the same imagery I have in my card, then I can tell you that the card is hot garbage and not any better than a stock map.
This blog post explains more.
Do you have a PC computer?
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Yeah, Chef Harbor is definitely nice. They’re holding the bar high for what a great marina is supposed to be like.
Good job being prepared for the Coast Guard. I bet many Louisiana boaters wouldn’t pass that sniff test. I’m glad to hear they’re out there, especially if there’s been a lot of fog on the water.
Sounds like a good day on the water. It would be better if it got hard overcast (and, of course, if it ever cools down more than what it has).
Great report, thanks for posting!
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That’s a helluva trout, I bet your son was pumped!
Man, that boat sure would be a beast further south on the river. You already know what I’m gonna say! LOL I’m a broken record over here.
Great report, thanks for posting!
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What Daniel said. That red route is fine, you can even straighten it out. Been running it like that for sixteen years.
The majority of the stumps are on the west side of the lagoon.
There are still stumps everywhere else, they’re just low and flat. You’ll see them on sonar if you take time to look.
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And against that northern shoreline. You will see them there on sonar bigger than sh*t.
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I love the positive energy and follow through. Good things!
