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Darryl, Chuck, and Warren slammed the redfish on Friday. We had to hit a few spots, but by 1 pm, they had boxed their limits. Live Cocahoes were all the fish wanted. The water was still muddy in the area, but once we located the right shoreline, the corks started going under. Lake Catherine is […]

On Thursday Steve came in from New Jersey to catch his first redfish. 11-knot winds and 30-degree temps didn’t keep him from accomplishing his goal. He wasted no time loading the cooler with 10 reds and then played catch and release with another 12. From the first step to the last, there were slot reds

Rick and Tom from Florida came in to catch some redfish this week. They were referred to Victory Bay Charters by their buddies who had a great trip with us last month. We got a late start to let the sun warm things up. Despite strong winds and muddy water, Rick and Tom put a

A couple of guys wanted to get out of the house and spend a day on the water last week. Like most others, they were holed up inside for a week straight when it seemed like it would never stop raining. Since then, the Pearl River has been dumping loads of muddy water into the

Chris and his buddy Chris drove into New Orleans from Florida on Christmas Eve to catch some reds. Both of them are experienced anglers and wasted no time hauling in their limit of redfish. Before I had the chance to drop the power pole down at the first spot, they were doubled up on reds!

Nathan booked a second trip after slamming the speckled trout on a previous trip. This time he brought his father, John. It was a cold morning, but everyone brought an extra layer to stay warm for the run into the marsh. By 10 am they put a three-man limit of redfish in the boat using

Phil and Lauren were in town and wanted to spend a day on the water. We ran across Lake Borgne, leaving the New Orleans marsh, and made a brief u-turn after a tripletail was spotted, but missed. We spent the day moving around trying to find the hot bite, but the fish were scattered. They

Fred and his wife Lisa were in town from Washington state. They wanted to do some inshore fishing while staying in New Orleans. We started out working the shorelines in Lake Catherine, but after an hour of no bites, we moved to the Biloxi Marsh. within an hour of arriving at the marsh, 10 redfish

Matthew hopped on board Victory One for a fun day of fishing in New Orleans. Our first stop put 5 redfish in the boat before 7 am. Once the sun came up, the temperature rose and actually set a record high for the day. The fish certainly reacted to the heat, as the catching slowed

Made it back to the dock by 11 am on Saturday, September 15th with a limit of Speckled Trout and Redfish all caught just minutes from Island Marina in New Orleans. Fall fishing is officially here! Luck was on my side as the first stop, was the only stop needed for Speckled Trout on this