Lakefront NOLA fishing

Use braided line and you’ll catch some lunkers.

Back when I was a little choppadoctor we used to catch drum,sheepshead,croaker and those freaky looking oyster fish off the seawall steps

I have nothing useful to say, but I read this as "Lakefront NOLA fisting" and did quite a double take.

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TulaneLSU

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I swear to Baby Jesus if I ever get my hands on you I’m going to strangle you then chop your fingers off.

Friend,

I take it you do not appreciate my knowledge of the outdoors. Do not assume that my love of Christmas and cooking precludes me from being quite the outdoorsman. It is in my blood. My great, great grandfather was a member of the Tally Ho Club. Grandfather, like his father and grandfather, was a great outdoorsman. He took me out on the Lake many, many times. And I have spent many a night at Port Eads and Grand Isle on Uncle's Viking. I feel it necessary to apologize that I have had these experiences, as they seem to anger you.

Yours,
TulaneLSU

You can catch some nice three eyed fish there

Trout hole near the Seabrook bridge

He is a random 40 year old who started with this schtick in April. He even uses the schtick to offer condolences when members are expressing grief over the death of a loved one. It’s sickening really.

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Redfish, speckled trout, white trout, Black drum, flounder and the occasional striped bass are regularly caught from the bank

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As someone who grew up on the lake I’d be happy with a line of trout.

Friend,

The Spring after Katrina, before the Levee Board closed Lakefront and started issuing citations to people fishing at the Frank Davis Seabrook pier, that area was on fire. A limit of nice 16-20 inch trout could be had with little more than a sparkle beetle in an hour or two. Sometime around 2008, they closed that area to the public, and by the time it was open again to shore fisherman, MRGO was closed. With its closure, the wetlands may have been given a short reprieve, but the Industrial Canal fishery took a hit. I haven't fished Seabrook in more than a decade.

Best Lake trout fishing day ever was actually in Kenner while visiting my cousins who at that time lived in Chateau. We rode bikes to the Williams boat launch. At the opening to the Lake, we hit a great school of trout. Each of us caught a limit in less than a half hour. Every single cast of our dual speck rigs produced two trout. If one trout spit the hook, another took its place seconds later. The pogie were thick that year.

Yours,
TulaneLSU