This Louisiana fishing report highlights the best times to catch various fish species, including redfish, specks, black drum, flounder, Jack Crevalle, and Ladyfish, in the Vermilion Bay area. It details how seasonal changes from spring through fall impact fish locations and behavior, with specific mentions of slot-size fish being productive in spring and larger fish appearing in the fall. The report also provides contact information to book fishing trips and mentions the importance of booking guides early due to high demand. Finally, it points to a Facebook page for current reports and notes how tide changes influence fishing strategies.

The document details a decision by the Louisiana Division of Administrative Law regarding a citation issued to Troy Nash by the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (LDWF). LDWF alleged Nash violated regulations related to commercial activity on a Wildlife Management Area (WMA). The administrative law judge recalled the citation and denied LDWF's request for attorney fees, finding that LDWF did not adequately prove Nash violated the statute. Nash, a licensed charter boat fishing guide, was found to be engaged in a legally permitted activity. The decision outlines the findings of fact, conclusions of law, and order, emphasizing Nash's compliance with licensing requirements at the time of the inspection. The document also informs the parties of their rights to seek a rehearing or judicial review of the decision.

Vermilion Bay, Louisiana, offers world-class redfishing opportunities for anglers of all skill levels. The bay's unique ecosystem, with its mix of inshore marshes and nearshore Gulf waters, provides ideal habitat for redfish. Guided fishing trips are highly recommended, providing access to prime fishing spots and local expertise. Beyond fishing, the area boasts Cajun culture, wildlife viewing, and various lodging options. The text serves as a comprehensive guide to planning a memorable redfishing adventure in Vermilion Bay.

This text provides a guide to catching redfish in Louisiana during the winter months. It emphasizes the importance of finding warmer water pockets, such as those near structures absorbing solar heat, and utilizing slower-moving baits. The article highlights that redfish are less active in cold water but will feed opportunistically. Specific fishing techniques, including using popping corks and jig heads with live or artificial bait, are recommended. The optimal fishing times are also discussed, suggesting warmer periods of the day, typically after the morning, are best. Finally, observing diving brown pelicans is suggested as an indicator of potential feeding areas for redfish.