YOUR LOUISIANA FISHING GUIDE

Venice Fishing

• Venice, Louisiana, is located right where our nation's great Mississippi River meets the Gulf of Mexico and is one of our nation's top fishing destinations. Many people in this area were affected by Hurricane Katrina but quickly rebounded, and so have the wildlife. Deep-sea fishing, inshore fishing, bay fishing, inland fishing, and offshore fishing are all thriving.
• Yellowfin Tuna is one of them, and this is a fish that will give you a run for your money, one of the more athletic fish there is. The yellowfin thrive off a mix of flying fish and squid. The fishing charters in this area offer packages for a day of fishing that includes the unique southern Louisiana charm. So book your deep sea charter today!

Port Sulphur Fishing

• Enjoy a Louisiana Fishing Trip near one of the 6 state parks in the area for some excellent camping and fishing. It's not always about heading miles out for some blue marlin, this area is an attractive destination for some shallow water redfish trips.

Grand Isle Fishing

• If you know what you're doing here, you can fish from a pier or the beach and catch one of the fantastic 280 species of fish. However, if your new to the area or fishing Grand Isle, then hop on board a guide's boat and gain some knowledge on the many fishing trips offered in this area.

Hopedale Fishing

• Catch the fishing hotspots in this area by following the birds, tide, and bait. This is an excellent spot for some speckled trout. So try some areas near or in Bay Lafourche, Four Hours, Pato Cabello, or Bay Shallow.

New Orleans Fishing

• Freshwater fishing the countless fishing spots in and around New Orleans and the gazing upon the cypress trees is a terrific experience. Check out the Mississippi River and enjoy reeling in some of the biggest catfish in this great country.
• The Red River is another area to check out and has produced many of the states' biggest catfish. The Red has been named in the Top 50 by Bassmaster. All that's left is to book a trip with an expert fishing guide and reel a largemouth bass that would make your buddies jealous.

Other Fishing Spots

• Caddo Lake, Toledo Bend, Henderson Lake, Atchafalaya Basin, Barrier Island, and Lake D' Arbonne

If your 16 or older, you will need a Basic Fishing License to fish in Lousiana. Saltwater fishing requires an additional Saltwater License. Those who are 15 and younger or residents of 6 months and who were born before June 1, 1940, are not required to possess a Lousiana Fishing License.

A Basic Fishing License Costs $9.50 for residents and $60 for non-residents. If you're visiting this great state and are headed out for a one day adventure, then you can purchase a 1 Day Non-Resident Basic Trip for $5 and/or a 1 Day Non-Resident Saltwater License for $17.50.

You can purchase a Louisiana Fishing License at any of your major outdoor retailers or online through Lousiana Wildlife and Fisheries.