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  • Devin

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    August 9, 2026 at 7:58 am in reply to: I need boat storage recommendations.

    And the location could be Plaquemines Parish or St Bernard.

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 8, 2026 at 9:19 am in reply to: Gentlemen. We’ve arrived.

    LETS FRIGGIN GOOOOOOOOO

    Look at that river, boys!!!

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 7, 2026 at 2:27 pm in reply to: August Fishing for Jacks

    A “Tough Dad” disclaimer: I did this because you’ve posted reports and contributed to this forum. You’ve shown me you’re willing to plan and have demonstrated your willingness to try.

    That and I don’t have any jack content. So we gotta start somewhere here.

    Furthermore, my participation in this forum is something I do out of my own good will (just like anyone else here). Otherwise, it’s not a guaranteed part of LAFB Elite’s membership.

    There’s no way I can reasonably sit on top of this forum and cater to everyone’s fishing trip planning. That’s impossible as is and will become even more impossible as this forum grows.

    This forum is ultimately only as good as you guys make it, which is why I am grateful for those who have taken time to help out and contribute, rather than lurk.

    That and I’m not tapping my network every time someone has doubts about where to go fishing. Guess what? That’s part of fishing. Everyone here can be a big boy.

    Anyway, back to our regularly scheduled programming.

    This from the Jack Master of Lake Pontchartrain:

    If he just wants to catch them, tell him just launch at Seabrook, fish the back side of where Bally’s used to be with big swim baits or big poppers or the locks or hole in front of the locks. I bet there’s more jacks at Seabrook than anywhere else in the state most days. They just live there.

    Over here and Lake Borgne to Mississippi, it’s more running and gunning looking for mullet schools and watching for birds. They live deep too and if we’re spin fishing, I’ll play the side scan game and find them in the rigolets or Seabrook. They’re extremely easy to find deep on sonar cuz they’re giant and stick out so much.

    If he doesn’t care how he catches them, live mullet in the Rigolets on the L&N, 90 bridge, chef, Seabrook and same for top of the marsh out by creole gap, three mile, Bievnue, Lake Borge shoreline.”

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 6, 2026 at 8:27 pm in reply to: Yellow Cotton Bay 8/4-5/26

    Another excellent report, for two days in a row.

    Do not sweat the storm, that is simply part of the game. Believe me, I have had incredibly worse days running away from storms. Days that started at 0500 and didn’t end until midnight.

    You did good.

    Also, great job on the redfish in YCB. You’ve definitely proven yourself down there and demonstrated the drive is worth it.

    As for going away for college….nooooo! We are losing another talented angler!! But you will be back during a really good time of the year.

    We will be here ready with intel for you. When you get back, let’s make sure you can go straight to a good bite.

    Thank you for contributing to LAFB Elite, David!

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 6, 2026 at 8:18 pm in reply to: 1st Red Fishing Trip

    Where are you driving from?

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 6, 2026 at 3:47 pm in reply to: August Fishing for Jacks

    Bro, let me ask a jack expert for something a little better than what I have to provide you. I’m not going spill the beans on where he’s fishing. That’s rude. But I’ll ask him for something better than what I’ve got, which is practically “go and try”.

    • Devin

      Administrator
      August 6, 2026 at 8:23 pm in reply to: August Fishing for Jacks

      Just waiting to hear back from him now. He’s difficult to get a hold of at times because a couple years ago I taught him the art of ignoring smart phones. lol

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 9, 2026 at 8:08 pm in reply to: I need boat storage recommendations.

    I will check them out. Thank you so much!

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 9, 2026 at 6:10 am in reply to: 8-4-26 Breton Sound Trout

    Likewise.

    I have not had a running boat since March and am thankful for all the wonderful people who have helped me scratch the itch.

    I really just need to stay at home and knock out work. But man, it sure would be nice to just get after the trout in a proper bass boat.

    The hammers are out there! The kind where you swing the rod and you’re not if it’s a trout or not.

    You know what I mean.

    And tuning that wonderful woman onto the trout is going to be great for intel. lol Cannot wait to set her loose on them. lol

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 7, 2026 at 6:08 pm in reply to: 8-4-26 Breton Sound Trout

    Thank you!

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 7, 2026 at 6:08 pm in reply to: 1st Red Fishing Trip

    Okay, I think PAC is a good choice then.

    Given what you’ve provided, I think you’re cleared hot.

    Give it a shot.

    It will be hot, maybe freeze a couple water bottles and bring those, or whatever good idea you have for staying cool.

    If you cannot get cracked crab, then some 3″ Gulp Shrimp in New Penny can be a good choice.

    Make good friends with the mothership guy if you can. Pick his brain if you get the chance.

    Rooting for you tomorrow!

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 7, 2026 at 6:04 pm in reply to: August Fishing for Jacks

    Good to go!

    Hopefully you can get out there soon!

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 7, 2026 at 2:17 pm in reply to: August Fishing for Jacks

    +1 on this

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 6, 2026 at 8:28 pm in reply to: 8-4-26 Breton Sound Trout

    She’s a fishing guide. Inshore and offshore. Swords, redfish, tuna, speckled trout, snapper. She does it all. If it swims, she’s killed it.

  • Devin

    Administrator
    August 6, 2026 at 8:11 pm in reply to: 8-4-26 Breton Sound Trout

    no, it’s hers

    book her if you want a ride on it lol jk

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