re: Bayou Dularge

I am debating on whether or not to go tomorrow. I haven't fished Jug lake this fall/winter it is good to know you caught some over there.

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small rock island in between West Timb and Last Isle

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Damn they are still out there?

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teardrop shaped installment in the middle of Pelto.

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I haven't fished there in 10 years or more. We decided years ago to fish west trying to avoid as many boats as possible

Sorry I'm late at replying. As far as redfish areas in or around Lake DeCade, you should be able to find fish along the banks of Lake DeCade, Jug Lake, Raccourci Bay and any marsh around there. I typically use a 1/2 oz. gold spoon, Bayou Chub Minnow rigged on a 1/4 oz. jig head, or any soft plastic rigged on a single bladed spinner. For those that use bait shrimp or cracked crabs, of course you can catch reds, drum, and sheepshead in some of the deeper holes in Bayou Decade, or Bayou Raccourci. The trout seem to be a little scattered right now, but there are still plenty of fish to catch. You just have to keep moving until you find them stacked up and catch all that you can while they're biting! Lots of decent reports coming off of the Shiney Hiney this week. If you plan on fishing Lake DeCade for specks, be prepared to fight the crowd as there's been boats on top of boats. To the question about Lake Boudreaux...I don't fish there often enough to pattern the fish in that area, but I'm sure you can find some areas holding fish right now! Good luck fishing!

That's pretty much the reason I got the hell out of there. Too many people to deal with. I literally counted 22 boats in a 200 yard block. It was quite laughable. I made the short run to Jug and did pretty well. Like I said earlier, the bite was a little slow, but 35 Specs are plenty enough for me and a buddy to be pumped about.

I think I'm gonna try Boudreaux on Monday. Either there or we might run a little further to Lost Lake.