Louisiana is Kayak Fishing Paradise. Get out and enjoy!
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WHERE TO KAYAK FISH
West Cove
Overview: West Cove is a great place to fish year round but can be especially good for big trout in May/June. West Cove has lots of options for fishing redfish, trout, flounder and croaker. Many flounder may be caught in the West Cove Canal itself all along the banks and points. There are some marsh opportunities off
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Pointe Aux Chenes
Known by many as the most fabulous red fishing spot on the Louisiana coast, Pointe Aux Chenes is located south of Houma off Hwy 665. The area is accented by the fishing community of Pointe Aux Chenes as well as many camps. This area offers prototypical Louisiana marsh fishing. The protected nature of the marsh
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Hebert’s Landing
Overview: Hebert’s Landing is the jumping off point for some of the best open water trout fishing in the state. Home to many trophy (5-9lb) trout, this area boast massive amounts of fish holding reef, lots of bait and good protection from winds that have an easterly component to them. There are two major areas
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Fred’s Launch
Overview: Fred’s is a biker bar honky-tonk just a few miles South of Lake Charles, just past the Intracoastal Waterway. Trout, Reds and Flounder can be caught all around here. You can fish Bayou Black and several points/cuts and follow this to the T. If you take a right/North you’ll see Calcasieu Pt/LNG. You can fish towards
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Cypremort Point State Park
Cypremort Point State Park can be a wonderful fishery during certain times of the year. This area offers classic open water Speckled Trout fishing that can be spectacular under the right conditions. In addition, there is some very good marsh fishing for flounder and redfish. The Cove: The Cove (as the locals call it) is
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Choupique Bayou
Choupique Bayou is a tributary of Calcasieu Lake, which flows into the NW end, or used to, prior to being cut off by the Ship Channel and Intracoastal Waterway. The Bayou meanders around a good bit, and has lots of marsh access for reds and flounder. The launch is basically in the middle of the
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