Louisiana Angeln entlang der Küste Angebote
Louisiana Angeln entlang der Küste Angebote
Die besten Ausflüge in Louisiana
Die besten Ausflüge in Louisiana
Angeln entlang der Küste in Louisiana
Angeln entlang der Küste in Louisiana
If you're an inshore fishing fanatic, why not cast your line in the unofficial inshore fishing capital of the world? Louisiana inshore fishing charters offer year-round adventures for anglers of all skill levels. One of the things that makes the Bayou State so special is that it has the highest acreage of marshes and wetlands on the Gulf Coast. It’s the perfect habitat for Redfish, Speckled Trout, and Flounder, which is the main reason they’re present here in huge numbers.
Catch Limits
Louisiana fishing guides like to boast that they have some of the highest catch limits around. For example, the catch limit for Speckled Trout is five per person in Virginia and up to six in Florida, while in Louisiana one person can keep up to 25. Before you start worrying about conservation, you should know that the reason this limit is so high is that there’s simply more fish and fewer anglers than in Florida.
Where to Go
Most fishing charters are based along the eastern side of the state, where tidal depths are better than anywhere else. Starting in New Orleans, there are several main routes that spread to the south. Some of them will lead you to Hopedale, Delacroix, Venice, or Grand Isle. Opportunities for inshore fishing are similar and you’ll probably fill up your cooler with Specks or Redfish whichever location you choose.
What to Expect
On a typical LA inshore trip, you’ll target Speckled Trout, Redfish, Flounder, Black Drum, Sheepshead, and Largemouth Bass. Your fishing guide will supply you with rods, reels, and lures and you can keep the catch in most cases. Some captains also offer to clean and fillet your catch for free, but this differs from one guide to another, so check in advance. Trips are generally private, so you can count on having the whole boat for your group only. In most cases, you only need to bring your snacks and drinks.
Need to Know
- Anglers age 16 or older must have a valid fishing license. If you’re fishing south of the “saltwater line,” you also need a Louisiana saltwater angler’s license (anything south of the Intracoastal Waterway is a saltwater fishing area).
Fishing in waters that are very likely to reward you with a cooler full of fish is what makes Louisiana inshore fishing so attractive and exciting, even for novices. With so many locations and fishing guides to choose from, you'll want to keep coming back!
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Was Angler über Angeln entlang der Küste in Louisiana sagen
Was Angler über Angeln entlang der Küste in Louisiana sagen
Great weather, even better fishing. May was perfect time where it was hot, but no bugs out
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Great weather, even better fishing. May was perfect time where it was hot, but no bugs out
Gary R.
Fayetteville, AR
Bring a friend! You are going to catch a lot of fish. And bring something to eat and drink for trip!
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Bring a friend! You are going to catch a lot of fish. And bring something to eat and drink for trip!
Casey W.
El Paso, TX
Expect lots of little saltwater catfish to steal your bait. We moved a bit then got our max of redfish within an hour - all 8-15 lbs with frozen shrimp bait.
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Expect lots of little saltwater catfish to steal your bait. We moved a bit then got our max of redfish within an hour - all 8-15 lbs with frozen shrimp bait.
Julia L.
New Orleans, Louisiana
My 1st fishing Lake Pontchartrain and Slidell was perfect place to fish from. Sleep Inn puts you about 7 minutes from their docks, nice area, perfect guide service with Right Side Charter.
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My 1st fishing Lake Pontchartrain and Slidell was perfect place to fish from. Sleep Inn puts you about 7 minutes from their docks, nice area, perfect guide service with Right Side Charter.
Carol B.
West Monroe, LA
Venice is full of charters and has excellent fishing. Charters are one piece of the experience, the Marina operations (food, lodging, etc) is another. Venice marina lodging is rustic, to say it nicely.
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Venice is full of charters and has excellent fishing. Charters are one piece of the experience, the Marina operations (food, lodging, etc) is another. Venice marina lodging is rustic, to say it nicely.
Jeff J.
Newburg, MO
Enjoy yourself while you are down there. Eat at Crave and Palms Too, and enjoy a great time on the water
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Enjoy yourself while you are down there. Eat at Crave and Palms Too, and enjoy a great time on the water
Roy W.
Peachtree City, Georgia
Go see Wicked tours you will not be sorry we caught so much in a short period of time
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Go see Wicked tours you will not be sorry we caught so much in a short period of time
MARGARET P.
Stroudsburg, PA
New to offshore . . . Trust your captain
Experienced offshore . . . How you fished before there is different here, trust your captain
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New to offshore . . . Trust your captain
Experienced offshore . . . How you fished before there is different here, trust your captain
Darrell S.
Lisbon, WI
May/June and Sept/Oct are better times to fish, but we did ok for such a cold and windy day
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May/June and Sept/Oct are better times to fish, but we did ok for such a cold and windy day
Tycee B.
Atlanta, Georgia
You never know what is on your hook. We caught just about everything in the water. Redfish, Black drum, sheepshead, freshwater catfish, NOT ONE HARDHEAD! A Stingray It was a wonderful experience Thanks Captain Chad. Cannot recommend higher.
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You never know what is on your hook. We caught just about everything in the water. Redfish, Black drum, sheepshead, freshwater catfish, NOT ONE HARDHEAD! A Stingray It was a wonderful experience Thanks Captain Chad. Cannot recommend higher.
CHARLES P.
Kenner, LA
Make sure you find a good guide like captain Clinton who's eager to share generational fishing knowledge, clean and bag all the fish, and be ready to have a great time. In addition, don't forget the sunscreen protection.
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Make sure you find a good guide like captain Clinton who's eager to share generational fishing knowledge, clean and bag all the fish, and be ready to have a great time. In addition, don't forget the sunscreen protection.
Anthony B.
St. Peters, MO
We come from the upper Midwest so we had no idea how to approach the Chauvin area in terms of fishing. Using a charter made all the difference.
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We come from the upper Midwest so we had no idea how to approach the Chauvin area in terms of fishing. Using a charter made all the difference.
Jim B.
Eau Claire, WI
Be prepared for fun while fish with Cpt Mike. He knows the waters and scouts to make sure you get to catch what you. Remember it's not the ocean. Different areas.
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Be prepared for fun while fish with Cpt Mike. He knows the waters and scouts to make sure you get to catch what you. Remember it's not the ocean. Different areas.
Paul B.
Peoria, AZ
Ask the research living accommodations and ask the the Captain about living accommodations
Ask about fishing license
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Ask the research living accommodations and ask the the Captain about living accommodations
Ask about fishing license
Vincent M.
Humble, TX
Be sure to apply lots of sunscreen, wear a large brimmed hat, and long sleeve fishing shirt to protect from the sun. If you have issues tolerating extreme heat, bring shammies.
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Be sure to apply lots of sunscreen, wear a large brimmed hat, and long sleeve fishing shirt to protect from the sun. If you have issues tolerating extreme heat, bring shammies.
Shawn O.
United States
It's good in the morning and possibly evening but once it's hot they stop biting. Hydrate early and often. It was recommended to go October thru January for speckled trout.
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It's good in the morning and possibly evening but once it's hot they stop biting. Hydrate early and often. It was recommended to go October thru January for speckled trout.
Anna S.
New Orleans, LA
Fresh water is in the area heavy but the fish are still there you just have to find them.
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Fresh water is in the area heavy but the fish are still there you just have to find them.
Chris B.
Denham Springs, LA
Boat was top notch. Captain Josh was a fish whisperer. Knew exactly where they were and how to get them on a hook.
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Boat was top notch. Captain Josh was a fish whisperer. Knew exactly where they were and how to get them on a hook.
Rockne A.
Mesquite, Texas
Fish midweek if possible. We went on a Tuesday, and Ryan had access to all of his honey holes.
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Fish midweek if possible. We went on a Tuesday, and Ryan had access to all of his honey holes.
Michael N.
Baton Rouge, LA
The time of year may have been a factor. We didn't catch many fish at all.
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The time of year may have been a factor. We didn't catch many fish at all.
Marquis B.
Overland Park, KS