4th street launch on the T Funky. :( The river is on the far side of the metal building.
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4th street launch on the T Funky. :( The river is on the far side of the metal building.
WOW, Louisiana has had enough water for a long, long time.
Sad to see that and all the other high waters north of the Lake. That should mess up fishing for a long time not to mention all the hurt it will put on the people. All you North Shore people, keep safe and if I can help with anything let me know.
"gene"
you went and now ya know.....all waters recede.....in time.
Henderson......a great alternative to getting rid of the "fever"..........and it is only up a foot due to rain.......so far....
Hey PS,Quote:
Originally Posted by prefers shiners
I'm thinkin
Rivergages.com - Station Information ForBayou Des Allemands at Des Allemands (82700)
Hey...looks like that will work also.....good luck...Quote:
Originally Posted by jig rig
I feel for you guys that have to pass through Baton Rouge to fish. Went to Dick's over there yesterday and it was backed up East bound 7 miles from Perkins. Stop and go over the big bridge.Quote:
Originally Posted by prefers shiners
I mainly fish Henderson......and I never, never, never go on Fridays anymore......I once was coming home Eastbound on a Friday afternoon and it was backed up 30 miles from the I10/I12 split in Baton Rouge......would rather go and fight the weekend boat traffic than the Friday road traffic.....traffic anywhere in Baton Rouge on Friday is horrible....Quote:
Originally Posted by mermentau
I was wondering about that. When we went to the Led Zeppelin show there, it took us over two hours to get from Cabela's to downtown on a Friday afternoon - not during "rush" hour, about 2 o'clock. Was curious if it was like that all the time, every day.