Louisianabass91

New to Jacksonville area. I've always fished on Toledo bend and Sam Rayburn in tx and la not used to the pond fishing around here. It's tricky cus everything's private property or posted signs. Can anyone point me in the right directions on some places to fish. I have a little bass raider so I can get off the bank. Live by the airport. Not looking for anyone's honey hole or anything. Thanks everyone!

Im pretty new to fishing, and had a couple questions to how the pros are fishin up on the red river today. i know the water temp is about 58 degrees and a cold front came through last night but i was always told that when i cold front comes through, especially during prespawn and spawn, the fish go back to deeper water around ledges and points near shallow flats.. on the videos most of them are flippin jigs and shallow crankbaits up in shallow timber and grass. most are in backwaters that arent as muddy as the main river. do most fish stay in shallow and stay close to cover until theres a severe drop in water temp?

im looking to buy the boat its in great condition. the outboard is a 2004 mercury xr6 150 anyone have any problems with this engine before? any responses would be appreciated

Same here. I live near Toledo bend and last night we got that system. I'm hoping it will start warming in the next couples weeks but I'm still fishin

I went fishing on Vernon lake yesterday night and caught a nice 6 pounder in the shallows. It was down near the spillway

wow toledos doin pretty good..im really hoping that i can get up there soon!

lol..im sure your loving the weather heading our way tonight and tomm!

anyone here starting to feel like its not going to start warming up?

I know toledo bend is great fishing but for weekdays when i dont want to travel 45 mins does anyone have any ideas? iv heard of good fishing out of lake vernon

Anyone know of any clubs near Leesville or Deridder louisiana?