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Day 2 second area.
The outline is the path i took. Ignore the shaded in areas…the yellow path is more or less exacrly where I went. If its really squiggly it means i was in the shallows polling all around. Those areas are total zigzag scenarios.
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Day 2 first area.
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Here are the areas I covered. Just in case anyone was interested. Day 1.
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I have them on 1/8th ounce deathgrips. The best presentation for me is to work it almost like a jerk bait. Couple of fast sideways twitches, then microsecond pause and reel, twitch again. I did try working it at different speeds and cadences but this was the one that worked.
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I was trying to protect his identity. This report goes out to a very wide audience outside of lafb……..i did assume the it was jeremy and ge just used a G online. But either way J or G works for me.
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See you at the launch!
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Nice! When I used to fish dularge we would hit quick limits of reds right on the canal on the south bank on the way out to lake decade. It was almost a certain thing every trip and we would catch lots of bonus bass.
Great trip! Btw i saw trout chasing glass minnows out of the water in delacroix last weekend. Probably was what you were seeing.
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Id skip straight ti spot 3. It is one of the most productive spots in port sulphur. Stay on NW corner of the 4 way and fish the oyster bed.
Before you leave the sulphur canal headed for lake washington there are oyster beds on the north shoreline that I have caught absolute hammer boxes out of.
The canal just past spot 7 where it dumps out with beds on both sides..mmthe land of milk and honey. Go up into that bayou/canal too and there is more heaven back there.
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I posted a report in the reports section. Wasnt a stellar weekend of fishing but I did catch and I did have a great time and I covered a lot of water.
I will agree with you. So I have a boat and kayak. I think it is more trouble to launch the kayak than the boat. The main reason being is I put my coolers, rods, tackle, everything in my boat and just back it in the water. On the kayak I have to carry all that shit in the truck then unload it onto the kayak. I have a very good system now but it still probably takes me longer to load and unload the kayak than the boat. Fishing from a kayak is a different experience though. There is something about it that makes it unique. The closeness to the environment, the quiet, the physical limitations of distance. I don’t think I could ever choose one over the other.
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You should throw it up on facebook marketplace. Someone would probably buy it for the right price. Sounds like a decent setup you should use it!
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I saw em working on something. There were a bunch of new steel pilings. The crew boat was running in and out of there too like every 10-15 mins. He wasnt carrying people so maybe he was shuttling some kind of supplies. Anyway it didnt look like there was much structure other than a bunch of vertical piles. I did fish all along the front of the bulkheads going down that way and fished some of the sheet piles on the west side of that facility with no luck.
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I am crawling out of my skin to get to the other end of LA1. Plans have remained the same. Forecast is holding. South wind will be a brisk in the afternoons but mornings should be calm. THe fishing will be Epic. I think over 100 people are signed up and fishing so itll be a great turnout!
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I fished the stripper tournament 2 or 3 years ago and I crossed over there in the afternoon with a southwest wind blowing about 12. That was enough to make me not want to do it in anything any windier for sure. Talk about wide open. In the spring I have drifted the garigue on nice days and caught some nice fish!
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I have snuck some gaftops into the fish fry on those lean days, but I would much prefer to serve trout. Gaftop isnt bad but the trout IS better….plus, I much prefer to target the trout. If all I find in the process is slimers, then so be it.
Also, I know my posts are long and rambling, but I did in fact mention I was taking the boat. The kayak is a hell no. I have fished some tournaments in the kayak with wind blowing like that but I wouldn’t choose it over the boat in that wind for sure.
I am very close to saying, f’ work and f’ my paycheck, I am going tomorrow and then I wont have to deal with the wind. I can go to port sulpher and crack em and stack em.
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Alan Turing could not solve that mystery!
