[Rob]

Thank you for sharing

[Rob]

Aubrey,

Believe me, I’m no expert when it comes to fishing and/or Delacroix. But it’s been my experience that in the dead of summer, it’s kinda tough out there. I’ve had some success on the bayou’s off of Oak River, especially on the points on a moving tide. Going out to American Bay, Snake Island, Oak River Bay, Black Bay, etc and checking out the rigs and different spots was better. Good luck and thanks for posting.

• This reply was modified 4 weeks, 1 day ago by  Rob.

[Rob]

I have the LA 1 card and it’s good. However, after taking Inshore 101, I will not go out again in Delacroix until I learn how to download GED to my Simrad. I’m the poster child for this, I grew up in the Lake P, Lake Catherine, Lake Borgne, etc. area and know this area very well. However, I just recently placed my boat in Delacroix. Although I’ve had many successful and more importantly – fun fishing trips, I realize that I’ve been lucky. I’m learning this new area and it’s been fun. But I’ve been relying on this card. No more! I’m also going to buy Devin’s book and really master this skill.

[Rob]

Summer fishing in the Rigolets/Chrf area is kinda tough when the water gets in the mid to upper 80’s. I’ve had some success in the early hours by the Unknown Pass bridge, L&A Bridge and if you want to make a run in good conditions, Cat Island. Also, I’ve found some reds in the ponds on the Lake B shoreline.

[Rob]

Thanks for sharing. I’ve run both but currently have been running only non-ethanol for the past several tanks. I also use the Yamalube gas treatment and ring free in every tank.

[Rob]

What a great weekend. Thanks for sharing.