JPBiscuit

City Park/Bayou St. John is an awesome area.

Mockingbird or 200 North Street for Breakfast
Blind Tiger for Bar Food
Hook in the Pass is very consistent.

Probably get spanked for this, but Shaggy's in the pass has had really fresh food the last few times we've gone and they have a great view.

If you want to continue down the road a bit, Long Beach Market and Deli and Radish in Long Beach are great

Someone else mentioned avoiding the ZT Elite - 100% agree. We had one for two years, it was sluggish on the controls and tire spin was always an issue. Dealer replaced both hydros with no appreciable improvement. The specs were great which was why we purchased, but compared to the Exmark and Hustlers that we also own, it was a very inferior operating mower.

We got rid of it after two years and replaced with a Hustler. BIL runs scags in his business, but they are $$$$$.

I think they catch them pretty consistently from June - September

We planted Thursday and Friday in E Feliciana. Perfect rain midday Saturday, then got 2.5" about 12 hours later. We shall see if anything washed out. Tried to get everything as clean and level as possible without a cultipacker.

I did the same thing, went for a 270 WSM about 2008. Shot it for 15 years and went back to a .270 X bolt last year. The WSM ammo was hard to find and the gun/cartridge were hard to make shoot consistently. The .270 was bore sighted and spot on in about 5 shots. Much more comfortable to shoot as well.

We have a network of seven or eight cameras that all link back. Its a hell of a deal at $15/month and you can shut it off and restart it whenever you want. The image quality on the actual cameras are fine. The image quality on the photos that get emailed back to you are much less MP (thumbnails basically). We have never had any issue with id'ing deer through the thumbnails though. Enough to get a general idea of what size deer.

ETA - We have Cuddelink. We only have 150 acres, with a bigger property i could see issues in the cameras being too far apart.

We are MS GC and have a 24 Sea Hunt. Good boat, little higher gunnels. Can still slap around in the slop though, but that's likely with most of the 24' bay boats.

The guides here run Blazer Bay 2400 (rolled gunnel, not the liner model), Sea Hunts, Blackjack, Crevalle. The 2400 Blazer seems to be the model of choice, but its a little heavier on the fishing setup rather than the family set up. No jump seats, etc. It does have a little bit more deadrise at the stern than ours.

Hook is our go to but lacks a view.
Sea Level (shack in the harbor) has one of the best burgers and fries on the coast.

Its very legit Texas BBQ. I don't know how they'll do in Industriplex, but its worth seeking out. As close to Texas brisket as you'll find around here.

East Penn makes the Duracell branded batteries they sell at Sams. We use those for trolling motors and they have been great.