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Kayak Sac-a-lait fishing
Posted on 7/6/20 at 8:15 am
Posted on 7/6/20 at 8:15 am
My son and I have gotten into kayak fishing and have been doing lots of inshore trout and redfish fishing. He has been asking about fishing for sac-a-lait. I know nothing about it other than information I have found online. Obviously not asking for anyone to tell me exactly where to go but any advice on where we could launch kayaks within a couple of hours of the northshore where we may could find some fish so we can start learning how to fish them would be appreciated.
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Posted on 7/6/20 at 8:52 am to st3dnut
Bayou lacombe. Fish are probably staged in deeper water. I’m talking 8-12 feet. If you have a depth finder, you may find a few. Good luck. Tube jigs under cork or just tightlined
Posted on 7/6/20 at 8:31 pm to st3dnut
We used to fish sacalait like crazy when I was a kid using those long telescopic poles with a tube jig, trolley motor up to a brush top and just work that thing all over. I bet the same thing would work well in a yak. Pearl River Canal, Bayou Lacombe and what is now Bogue Chitto State Park. I recall hearing they’re real sensitive to sound so would have to watch that much in a yak.
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