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This is normally vacation time, but cabin fever has pushed me to take a boat ride a few times this month. Very much still in our typical late winter pattern. Typical catches right now are mixed boxes of drum, hybrid bass, redfish, speckled trout, blue cats, sheephead, flounder, and bass. With the forecast of later […]

Spring is almost booked up as we approach the new year. 2023 is ending with great fishing for New Orleans Fishing Charters, due to the mild winter, and extremely clean, salty water. Redfish have made a strong comeback. I’m excited to see the big schools of 15” – 17” redfish finally showing up after being

Fishing has been exactly how it should be this Fall. Incredible. We started strong on the trout early in October. Now that the big ones have really pushed in and spread out, each time a front comes through we can hit them hard as they seek deeper water. In between the fronts, the trout are

The lack of rain and warmer than usual temperatures made August an interesting month. The weather certainly helped the fishing for us. Warmer temps pushed most of the fish into the deeper passes where the water would be cooler. The white shrimp came in a few weeks early, due to the salinity levels rising from

This summer has offered a lot of big fish for our customers. Legal sized redfish are hard to come by, but the big bulls are plentiful and fun to catch! Plenty of big black drum as well in the area and these are just as fun to fight. We’ve been targeting white trout and speckled

This month has been challenging with a lot of windy days. The redfish migration seems to be behind schedule; however, we are catching a bull red here and there. Black drum seem to be behind schedule as well. I haven’t had a day off to get out and get a good assessment of the redfish

Fishing has been tough to beat this month. We are catching a lot of speckled trout in Lake Pontchartrain, so this is a great time to be on the water. The Trestles, Hwy 11, and the Twin Span bridges are all holding fish at the moment. Along with the speckled trout are black drum, redfish,

March is doing what it’s known for; windy days, fluctuating temps, and muddy water. When the wind lays down enough, we are venturing into the marsh and seeing a lot of redfish. The issue with this time of the year is getting the reds to eat. The warmer days with an incoming tide seem to

We’ve been sneaking out when the weather allows and catching a few fish. Striped bass, catfish, and redfish are making up the bulk of the catch at the moment. With the Pearl River being at flood stage there is a lot of dirty water in the area. After Mardi Gras we should start seeing more

December was very good, when we were able to get out. Between taking delivery of the new 2023 Bluewave 2400 Purebay and the frequent rain days, we didn’t run too many trips. However, the days we did go found us filling the cleaning tables to the max with fish. Conditions were right for Redfish in