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I been reading about the brim fishing or bluegill fishing in this river also about the bass just curious if any of you guys ever fished it. besides the crappie fishing is post to be pretty good we were visiting over there this weekend and I noticed they had a small bass tournament you might say Junior for teenagers I know they have stripers white bass and largemouth bass besides a large number of other warm water game fish that are in this river we will be interested in anybody knows anything.
From what I hear its supposed to have a lot of bass in it, not sure about other species. There is one thing you need before going, they require an approved boaters safety class before you can put in.
Where and how does a person go about getting a boaters safety class? I may be interested in fishing the Cane River.Quote:
Originally Posted by Beeramid
Boating Courses | Louisiana Department of Wildlife and FisheriesQuote:
Originally Posted by Pastor
Try this site.
Thanks guys I knew you had to take a course to operate a boat on the river I am looking at property on the river is why the questions. I hear that there is a good bluegill population also other sunfish and a good number of CRAPPIE.
the CRAPPIE were hitting the last warm spell we had in the river and shut down when it turned off cooler that information was given to me by a local on the river.
I used to live in Natchitoches and fished the river some. Did pretty well on the bass but never had much luck on the crappie. I think it's one of those bodies of water that you just have to learn the particular peculiarities. But there are some great crappie waters within about an hours drive--Sibley Lake, Black Lake, Black Bayou, Red River system, Grand Bayou Reservoir, Toledo Bend, etc. Natchitoches is a nice town to live in, as well.