Planning a trip to toledo bend

I was talking with my brother in law the other day about fishing toledo bend, neither of us has ever been there, so we plan to fix that. He has a brand new tracker 175, so my boat will stay here. Whats a good place to stay there that we wouldn't have to worry about some one stealing our stuff while we are there? Also any perticular areas we should try to stick to? He has a friend who goes in the spring and is going to try to get some intel for the summer for us. As always as much information always helps.

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Cypress Bend RV park
North Toledo Bend State Park
San Miguel RV park


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Originally Posted by MO Slab

Cypress Bend RV park
North Toledo Bend State Park
San Miguel RV park


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Do the have cabins to rent? Or do you have to have a camper.

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Don't forget to try under the bridge lights at night if you have a night with little or no wind.

There are lots of Crappie structure sunk by the Bridge by Crappie guides on the LA side

A friend just went and they caught fish suspended 12' - 15' deep in 25' of water - over brush piles that are hard to find. He heard some were being caught at the bridge at the same depth. You can also google Toledo Bend Artificial Reefs and get the coordinates of several placed by LDWF. If the boat has a good GPS with a Toledo map, you can look for creeks that depth. Good luck.

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Do the have cabins to rent? Or do you have to have a camper.

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Yes, they all have cabins to rent


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Bridge Bay Resort


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The Sabine River Authority campground cabins (San Miguel and Cypress Bend) are much cheaper than the state campgrounds - less than half the price. All the state campgrounds have become prohibitively expensive causing many of us not to stay there. As an added plus, the SRA campgrounds are pet friendly.

Thanks for the ideas and tips. We are going to see if my dad wants to with us. Make it a big affair for the whole weekend.

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I’ve never done it but I have a coworker that has a camp mid lake and wears them out all summer dock shooting .


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I’ve never done it but I have a coworker that has a camp mid lake and wears them out all summer dock shooting .


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Thanks. I tried dock shooting at lake st. John this year and I like it. It wasnt very productive there but we will surely try it on toledo.

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I think we are going to stay at the bridge bay resort. They have a 2 night min and we only can stay one. We are going to stay friday and fish all day sat. Clean our fish ( hopefully) shower and head home. Its worth the extra night just to shower before thr 4 hour ride home.

We plan on fishing near the bridge and hopefully findjng some other structure near there to fish.


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