LSUMAN79

You can broadcast any granular product with bifenthrin in your yard and it will kill them. It will continue to work for 2-3 months after.

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My grandparents have had the camp down Four Point for over 30 years. We've been very lucky as far as damage goes and being 10-15 feet off the ground helps. In the past, the most water we ever had was around 5 feet or so. I can only remember having to clean from floods 3-4 times and that was after hurricanes that passed to our west. It leaves a lot of mud and grass under the camp. Since they have built the levee and lock we have not had a significant storm so I don't know what will happen then. As far as fishing and location goes, I can be in the ponds fishing redfish 3 minutes from the dock and be around Last Island in 30-45 minutes fishing for Specks.

Rattle, you'll be pooping like a pet coon tomorrow morning after eating all that grease!

Fished a bay just north of Bay Du Mongles today and caught a bunch of specks but most of them were small. Threw back at least 30 10-11 inch trout. They were chasing shrimp. Anyone else have any luck in Dulac/Cocodrie this weekend? Seems like the specks have moved north some.

It's kinda hard to tell from the pictures but they look like ants. Ants will have segments that make them look like they have a waistline.

Are the reds up in the lower bays and marshes now? Headed down to 4 Point for the weekend and hoping to get on some reds. I just have a smaller G3 aluminum boat so probably won't try the islands.

Rattlebucket, I'm pretty sure you could limit out pretty quick at the camp with a trap like that. A case of beer and the 1970's model racketball rackets you have is much more fun though.

He said he'd post it before bed. Maybe he's so fired up he hadn't slept yet.

We ended up fishing birds and finished with 11 keeper trout and threw back 20-30 small trout. We fished Mangrove Bay and Bay Du Mongles. The fish completely shut off around 10:00 and my nephew was getting bored so we headed back shortly thereafter. Thanks again for all the replies.