Relaxing, relaxing, and just a little more relaxing...

This is the norm here in paradise, sportsman's paradise, that is.  However, if activity is on your agenda, the waters that surround Louisiana's only inhabited barrier island are some of the richest and most productive fishing grounds in the world.  The offshore waters abound with Marlin, Tuna, Sailfish, Wahoo, Amberjack, Snapper, Cobia, and other highly prized species.  Inshore waters teem with spotted and white trout, redfish, black drum, sheepshead, flounder, and more.

Knowing where to fish, what to use for bait and when to fish are key considerations in filling your limit.  Always try to fish when there is a moving tide, falling or rising tides are mostly one's own preference.  Bait should include live croakers, shrimp and minnows for Trout.  Cut mullet and cracked crabs for Bull Reds & Drum.  Spring and Summer should find trout on the beaches and over oyster reefs.  Bull Reds and Drum are stacked in the passes. 

Some weekends, live bait can be scarce so plan ahead and purchase your needs early.  A list of Marinas, Bait Shops, Restaurants and other businesses are posted in the camp. 

Both camps are located on a deep water canal.  Both can accommodate the docking of several boats.  Property is completely bulkheaded and all ground is concrete slab.  Fish cleaning tables are available at each camp.  Don't forget the Crabs.  Crabbing is unbelievable and you are welcome to use the traps in the storage area.  Best bait's are freshly cleaned fish carcasses and /or frozen poggies.  Please, if you use the crab traps remember to retrieve them from the water and return them to storage are.  A BBQ pit is located in storage area as well. 

Camps are located next to one another making it convenient for large groups.  Our location is prime, so early booking is essential.  Thanks for your interest.

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call (504)779-7324 or (504)722-9974 today!