ShooterMcGrabbin
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Not a bad day at all given the conditions. You gotta beat those guides to the inside because they stack up in there. I would skip the jetty next time and run straight there as early as you can safely get there. You can also push further behind the beach right at daybreak and cast the shoreline with a plug or corky.
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Grand Isle Jesus.
You died so that others may live, and you shall rise from the ashes of this day like the Phoenix.
If Devin is with us, who can be against us my child?
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Topwater eat > 50 angry texts/vm/uscg calls
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Congrats on the new house.
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Been using it for 7 years.
It’s my go to and helps me plan the week.
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Bro if she calls you back this is THE ONE.
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It sounds like you caught 90 trout.
Also, bass trackers are underrated. I stash one at my parents in Alabama and I’m looking forward to the next outing on it.
Heres my build album:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/iPz1C6LRvWHiLEfV6
Checkout places closer to the gulf.
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THEY’RE EATING THE PETS
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Exhibit Effing A:
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Venice overnighter?
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I have heard the sweet spot is between 6 -12 ft of water.
Good luck brother
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Alot of this is covered in the courses like IF101 but it may have gotten lost in 15,000,000 words making it up.
Theres a lot of knowledge here, but don’t be afraid of google. Louisiana Sportsman has multiple articles regarding every area we could hope to fish, including Lake Borgne.
If you don’t have a GPS/Fish Finder I highly recommend purchasing one along with either a LA 1 Standard Mapping chip for non Hummingbird or Navionics chip with a HB.
Navionics also has a mobile app which has most of these rigs marked.
Many of these rigs are visible in GED and even if you dont have GED, a phone, or a fish finder you can see them on the horizon as you enter Lake Borgne.
I can go into more depth and where to source every rig accessible from Lousiana but I think start with the above and then I’ll point you to those cords.
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How was this discovered?
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@leviwalters I couldn’t have said it better. I will add you can find snapper in about half that depth which saves your arm and increases your chances of getting it away from the taxman.
Find a good day and team up with one of us. Happy to guide people on their boats/ gas.
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We were finding snapper about 60 -70 ft. Let it hit bottom 3-4 cranks and wait, give it 10-15 seconds, 1-2 more cranks, 10-15 seconds, then check bait or reposition. Snapper fishing needs no lessons imho. Just show up and blow up and get it past the sharks.
I know the founders of MRTIS really well from working on the river in a past life so I have a discounted copy but theres tons of features like weather overlays(which the windy integration was my idea), cameras up and down the river(good for seeing river clarity), a fog predictor(which I think is the only one in existence)but the most important for me is the river gauge/speed and traffic. I would not have felt comfortable running in fog without it. Best part is all these functions are in one place and all dedicated specific to Louisiana.
