Anyone been to Grosse Savanne?

I have been several times and I would say it is worth it especially if you are entertaining clients. They take care of everything. A trip like this is much more enjoyable if you stay the second night. You wont feel rushed and have to enjoy and relax.
If you are going to just do a quick cast and blast you could probably find something cheaper.

They book up fast so you may want to check availability before you mention it to anyone.

I went with a friend and his dad in July for a fishing trip and thought it was awesome. Definitely one of my top outdoor experiences. It's the kind of place you just sit back and relax and they take care of absolutely everything.

Nice lodge with tvs, couches, screen porch, etc,. Open bar with snacks available the whole time to make you own drinks. Great food all four meals we ate there, including filet one night and huge crab cakes the next. Really hospitable staff and guides that made it very enjoyable.

We fished Big Lake one morning/afternoon for specks and did well, but the highlight was a morning fishing trip to their 500+ acre private bass lake. That was the most fun I've ever had fishing. Caught 75+ bass all in the 2-5 pound range in about 2 hours all while drinking beer and shootin' the shite with the guide.

I can't wait to go back for another trip. Wanna do I cast and blast when I get time.

ETA: I will add that I did not pay for it, but did hear them settling up at the end and for 4 people to stay 2 nights, eat 4 meals, fish three times, and each get a fishing shirt it was $3,300 total not including tips.

Took customers I think five times. Enjoyable, I wouldn't pay my money to do it personally. ROI was good for client or customers

Place is awesome! Company I used to work for...we started going there 4-5 yrs ago for a client trip. Probably 12 or so people for a 3 day trip. Having that much time is the way to go if you can afford it. They handle everything and like others have said you'll eat like kings. Shot limits of ducks in marsh and fields and caught limits of redfish in the afternoon. Guides were all pretty good and fired up about finding/killing birds. Will go again if I can get a spot for my new company. Contacted them for this season and no dice. They give first right of refusal to existing groups/clients so it's hard to get in.

The old Cajun that guided for yrs around white lake is hilarious. We'd have him in the dining room after dinner telling jokes and everybody was crying.

Absolutely great experience if you get the chance to go.