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
We caught 60 blue catfish! Plus specks , black drum , sheepshead and redfish!
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We caught 60 blue catfish! Plus specks , black drum , sheepshead and redfish!
Kevin S.
It rained hard the night before our trip, so the water was a bit more murky than our captain expected. But he was still able to put us on a lot of fish. The wind was a bit rough, so we couldn't go offshore like we originally wanted, but inshore was a hit. The ride home across the bay was a little bumpy but my boys loved the adventure and water in their faces.
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It rained hard the night before our trip, so the water was a bit more murky than our captain expected. But he was still able to put us on a lot of fish. The wind was a bit rough, so we couldn't go offshore like we originally wanted, but inshore was a hit. The ride home across the bay was a little bumpy but my boys loved the adventure and water in their faces.
Jenifer J.
Bring bug spray. The mosquitos swarm for about 30 minutes at dusk. Other than that. Book with Captain Clinton deArmas. He is knowledgeable and great at communicating exactly how to get the fish in the boat. You'll have a great time.
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Bring bug spray. The mosquitos swarm for about 30 minutes at dusk. Other than that. Book with Captain Clinton deArmas. He is knowledgeable and great at communicating exactly how to get the fish in the boat. You'll have a great time.
Tina T.
So knowledgeable of fishing and patient! He could teach anyone how to fish I’m sure of it!
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So knowledgeable of fishing and patient! He could teach anyone how to fish I’m sure of it!
Ally T.
A guided trip really clues you in on what, where and how to fish. It all but guarantees fishing success.
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A guided trip really clues you in on what, where and how to fish. It all but guarantees fishing success.
Michael L.
Talk to your guide ahead of time about the weather and what clothing to bring. Winter months may take several lays
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Talk to your guide ahead of time about the weather and what clothing to bring. Winter months may take several lays
Jon W.
Don’t give up sometimes it takes time to find them but when your captain does it’s awesome
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Don’t give up sometimes it takes time to find them but when your captain does it’s awesome
Jonathan R.
Call Captain Brad D’ Alphonso now!
He books dates like 3-4 months in advance.
He has patience the only quality that makes an excellent fisherman. Not all Captains are patient.
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Call Captain Brad D’ Alphonso now!
He books dates like 3-4 months in advance.
He has patience the only quality that makes an excellent fisherman. Not all Captains are patient.
Patti L.
Full moon fishing 36 hours out from a major cold front and these guys put us on the fish for hours
straight.
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Full moon fishing 36 hours out from a major cold front and these guys put us on the fish for hours
straight.
Daniel H.
I recommend this trip to anybody that likes to fish. I'm 56 years old. This is the best trip I've had in my whole life can't wait to do it again.
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I recommend this trip to anybody that likes to fish. I'm 56 years old. This is the best trip I've had in my whole life can't wait to do it again.
George C.
New Orleans, LA
Bring sunscreen and bugspray, accents, sunshine, and mosquitoes are big in New Orleans!
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Bring sunscreen and bugspray, accents, sunshine, and mosquitoes are big in New Orleans!
James K.
As with all guides call and speak to them, learn about what is going on before your trip.
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As with all guides call and speak to them, learn about what is going on before your trip.
Larry B.
Livermore, CA
It’s is still humid and hot after 10am so bring a hat some mosquito repellent just incase.
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It’s is still humid and hot after 10am so bring a hat some mosquito repellent just incase.
Mike P.
Simi Valley, CA
september was good but have to watch weather, it rained heavy on us for short period both days. you can bring a cooler to put your cut up fish in, use frozen ice paks and you’ll get through TSA or put on plane as checked luggage. far cheaper than trying to ship
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september was good but have to watch weather, it rained heavy on us for short period both days. you can bring a cooler to put your cut up fish in, use frozen ice paks and you’ll get through TSA or put on plane as checked luggage. far cheaper than trying to ship
James M.
Ashland, Virginia
Great area of protected water with plenty of options on types of game fish.
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Great area of protected water with plenty of options on types of game fish.
James W.
Lutcher, Louisiana
Be sure to have someone who knows their way around and what they are doing
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Be sure to have someone who knows their way around and what they are doing
Diamond D.
United States
Sea trout are the ones that are the best to catch, red fish are better in Oct/nov
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Sea trout are the ones that are the best to catch, red fish are better in Oct/nov
Laurie B.
Madison, AL
It’s a great atmosphere at the dock! The fish are there, Venice is a hot spot!
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It’s a great atmosphere at the dock! The fish are there, Venice is a hot spot!
Shawn W.
Mont Belvieu, TX
Great fishing! It's warm in July so wear sunscreen and/or cover up. The scenery is absolutely beautiful as well. And inland fishing is great because for those who get seasick, there are minimal waves. Great for all ages and abilities.
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Great fishing! It's warm in July so wear sunscreen and/or cover up. The scenery is absolutely beautiful as well. And inland fishing is great because for those who get seasick, there are minimal waves. Great for all ages and abilities.
Julie K.
New Orleans, Louisiana
Get with Captain Tom, he is the only one finding fish in this part of the world right now because of the wind conditions, and is very affordable.
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Get with Captain Tom, he is the only one finding fish in this part of the world right now because of the wind conditions, and is very affordable.
Jeffrey D.
Elkhart, TX