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All I know is the one in the school zone on magazine and napoleon absolutely eats in the afternoon....

Agree with what everyone has said, we run 3 banaxes and 1 tanacom and to be honest there isn't much difference. Wouldn't try to catch a sword on one tho. ...

Banaxes are what we use and we love them. LPs are the gold standard but as you know they do not give them away....

Don't forget bowfishing ...

Thanks for all the comments. Just to be clear, I agree that commercial fishing is much more "harmful" than recreational. I worked on trawl boats with my uncle growing up and have seen first hand the by-catch that is discarded. The amount of small flounders (just one example) that were caught and kil...

[quote]So the idea is to spotlight reds in shallow water at night and shoot them with a bow? Where's the sport in that? Just go shoot paper targets and leave the reds alone. At least with live bait and artificial lures there's a bit more even playing field. Plus, you can catch and release. ...

[quote]You are part of the problem. Congrats! The steam against bow fishing in Louisiana is picking up steam and it’s glorious.[/quote] You're right, in a few years they will outlaw it, that's why I believe they instituted the bowfishing permit. They are trying to have a paper trail before outlawin...

[quote]No. None of those are comparable to destroying marsh.[/quote] So if that's the argument, which seems to keep changing, then wouldn't banning airboats be a better option? Or ban surface drives all together? What's stopping people from driving around in them during the day destroying marsh, or...

[quote] That's a terrible argument. I've been bowfishing before. Limits are a sure thing if you don't suck, the marsh destruction going on is ridiculous, undersized fish get shot[/quote] You also didn't really explain how what he said was a terrible argument. He made two valid points and you didn't...

[quote]Thanks for your perspective.[/quote] Same to you, I admittingly don't fish the venice area as much as Grand Isle/leeville area, and the two fisheries, although similar, are also very different. ...