[timbofishn]

definitely recommend launching from Island Marina or Rigolets marina, also would recommend starting fishing the Lake Catherine shore line then move into the ICW and fish the ponds in the ICW, The shore line of Lake Borgne is good but the amount of run outs or areas to fish that will present the best opportunities to catch reds will be in the ICW. The Tide will also be neap for Sunday. Almost Not existing so if its the only time you have to fish its definitely not the best conditions to fish.

also might want to check out Chef’s Harbor Marina, launch there go to ICW and fish toward Lake borgne. if you fish toward Borgne from Chefs Pass your closer to Rock Jettys and riff raff that might be holding some redfish.

I have caught Reds at spots you have picked, so I’d definitely give them a try, but I’d also try the other ends of the ponds on the ICW.

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that’s pretty cool! I like listening to the interviews, its been good content. Keep up the good work!

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YES! and the wind is lower down there than it is in EBM or Rigolets area this weekend. If I can get down there tomorrow I’m planning on fishing some canals that I fished last year.

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Nice! A few days fishing in a row, that’s awesome.

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Water is high right now from TS but it should recede, I might get out tomorrow a.m. where you headed?

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Dead shrimp on a drop shot with a #6 treble hook. Works if you can keep the croakers and pin fish off it!

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https://youtu.be/YXffIWgK4t0?si=k2wXHiRrCsAv_MvF

this is what where all the info is, in my video

I started with a weightless senko, caught a few, but they were small, swapped to a 1/8 oz texas rig. caught most with a brushhog. I fished middle pearl but the closer I got to the east pearl the better the fish were, went north of Interstate,

[timbofishn]

If it’s a TVA lake, the beds could have been in 4ft in early spring and 8ft in summer. Rising water.

[timbofishn]

Nice, that’s a fall/ winter spot have definitely tore them up at the same spot on several occasions. The water moves there.

[timbofishn]

that looks like a bass bed surrounded by grass. but bass usually bed in shallower water. I’m also gonna say the lines on left are reflections of stumps. I tend to use down scan more than side scan.

my next guess is its trout beds, with some stumps and oyster shell.

usually darker color indicates harder bottom,(EDIT definitely opposite) lighter is harder!

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thanks for posting this, I just looked at Modis and couldn’t get a clear pic

[timbofishn]

https://www.esl.lsu.edu/static/pics/modis/GOM/2026-07/t1.260729.1505.nc_gom.png

yeah river water looks dinge.

[timbofishn]

It worked for me today, I didn’t burn too much gas, I don’t fish live bait either.

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I made sure its in 4k too, this week I was in Illinois visiting family and My uncle pulled up my videos and watched them on his TV and I really noticed the quality. I was thinking most people watched on their phones and it didn’t matter much, but my mind is totally changed. so Thank you so much for your input, hopefully it gets noticed as people watch.

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It’s clear, bass eggs need light in order to hatch.