Good job despite the heavy weekend of boats. I agree about surf/wake boats staying in main part of lake. Just to much to handle in rivers or narrow channels.
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Austin and I launched at Hwy 22 this morning at 7:30. Water temp was 79 F and falling pretty good. Water was dingy and there was vegetation and wood floating everywhere. Hit a few spots and caught a few here and there. No big groups of sacalait found but when we did find a few grouped together once we yanked one away form the group the rest scattered. The positive was that we did see schools of shad and we did find some sacalait. The largest number of fish were found close to the bank under vegetation and under shallow lay downs and wharfs. Ended up with 10 sacalait and a few were very nice over 12 " with the rest all being over 10". Austin caught a few bass as well.
CAUTION!!!! There were several, at least 5 or 6, NEW TREES way out in the river sticking up a few inches above the water surface. How these people drag their children behind their boats with all these new obstacles sticking out the water is beyond me. We found a few fish in the side canals but the majority were in the main river.
We endured the party boats, the party boats dragging children, the jet ski races, the big yachts just cruising, but the wake board boaters were the worst. They purposely throw a Hugh 3 foot wake so that the person behind the boat can surf in their wake. They threw water over my bow several times today. Obnoxious boaters who swerve left and right to increase their wake. These should be banned in the river. Go in the lake where you are not making boating unpleasant for the other boaters PLEASE.
Another Paw Paw Adventure in the Books!!!
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Good job despite the heavy weekend of boats. I agree about surf/wake boats staying in main part of lake. Just to much to handle in rivers or narrow channels.
Glad you and Austin salvaged the day, and got some sacalait...It really gets under my skin, these so called boaters, disrespect each other that way...not necessarily the way to handle it, but a 12ga. Slug just under the water line on the offensive boat would stop that Mess. But done on the down-low of coarse. These water fleas just keep getting worse and worse every year.
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Good job despite the obstacles. Thats a great fish Austin is holding! Congrats and thanks for sharing.
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Some of these people are just hopeless. Glad you and your grandson got out for a river adventure.
Bob
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me sure does not miss them types on my adventures .....rather frustrating to be sure ....
some go by , WAY out there and tidal wave the docks ....IN A NO WAKE ZONE ....
glad you found some in that there sea of waves in your spot![]()
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Nice haul there Bon Temps! And yea, my buddy RichieRich will only fish the Calcasieu till around 9-10 when the "traffic" gets too bad to allow for pleasant fishing.
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