Once a week we compile all of the information we've gathered to provide you with a comprehensive fishing report based on the daily information we've gotten from our local fishermen.
Northwest end of Lake Borgne marsh cuts were producing a lot of Trout! Mostly popping cork with Live Shrimp! Beating the Storms for the Bite. Catch's coming out of Island Marina were great if you didn't mind a little Rain. Labor Day saw the Points, Cuts and Deep holes in Lake Catherine heavy with aggressive Redfish Bite! The feeding frenzy was on before the Tropical Storm Gordon!
A BIG Thank You to Captain Clinton & Sidney DeArmas! Compliments of these guys we now 
have a 2nd "Cleaning Station" equipped with Double Sinks & Plenty of extra room to clean your catch!!
Fishing has been very sporadic with all the fronts coming through. Not finding big numbers, but finding big fish. Picking up a variety of
fish from Specks, to Reds, to Bass. Hall’s HD-Spinner Baits rigged with The Crappie Psychic (Chartreuse or Pink), and Shu-Shu "Golden Ticket" have had the most success.
Spring is here, days are getting longer and water temperatures are rising.
Speckled trout are starting to feed more in preparation for the spawn. Speckled trout will start to spawn in Louisiana when the water temperatures reach a consistent 68 degrees with an increasing photoperiod. The best way to find Specks in the spring is with a popping cork.
With these cold fronts passing through, so are the Redfish. Fishing the main channels in the marshes of the Rigolets and Biloxi Marsh, where 
outflows meet, have been the most productive. Reds have been hitting plastics fishing them about two feet under a cork, and also jigging the bottom with a slow retrieve. Don’t forget about the infamous live cocahoe minnow. Natures natural winter bait.
