With Mother Nature spreading misery across the Gulf Coast, and coronavirus continually wreaking havoc in our communities, the need for those of us unaffected by these tragic turns of events is as great now as any in our lifetimes.
NOTICE: Events scheduled for September & October will not be posted and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organizers about the status of each event.
NATCHITOCHES — LSU legends Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf and Glenn Dorsey, New Orleans Saints star receiver Marques Colston and Southern baseball superstar Rickie Weeks headline a star-studded group of eight inductees for the Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame's …
Winners in the three categories in the Department of Wildlife & Fisheries’ Scenic Rivers Photography Contest as judged by professionals selected by LDWF staff. The contest celebrated the 50th anniversary of the state’s Scenic Rivers Act. Conte…
With a push to top last year’s record collection, Hunters for the Hungry is launching its 2020 effort next Sunday, Sept. 20, with the annual Clean Out Your Freezer Day.
NOTICE: Events scheduled for September & October will not be posted and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organizers about the status of each event.
There will be better hunting days, but not this year, at least for the folks in the southwestern parishes.
NOTICE: Events scheduled for September will not be posted in the calendar and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organizers about the status of each event.
Offshore fishermen and dove hunters have cause to celebrate the Labor Day weekend.
Junior Southwest Bassmasters
NOTICE: Already submitted events scheduled for September will not be posted in the calendar unless advised by organization/organizers about the status of each event.
The aftermath of Hurricane Laura has forced organizers of the Open Team bass tournament scheduled Saturday from Doiron's Landing to postpone the event to Oct. 24 from the same location in Stephensville.
What more can 2020 bring?
NOTICE: Events scheduled for August/September will not be posted in the calendar and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organization/organizers about the status of each event.
If you’ve been sleepwalking through the past several months, and some of us have, wake up!
NOTICE: Events scheduled for August/September will not be posted in the calendar and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organization/organizers about the status of each event.
The red snapper season for Louisiana's recreational fishermen is closed.
NOTICE: Events scheduled for August/September will not be posted in the calendar and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organization/organizers about the status of each event.
After what happened during Thursday’s Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission meeting, it’s difficult to know where to start for sportsmen in our Sportsman’s Paradise.
Louisiana’s fall inshore shrimp season will open Monday except in two areas where state marine biologists have found an abundance of small white shrimp.
Routines are nothing to talk about these days, but how many among us are taking to this “new-normal” thing to take the first steps into making something routine?
Louisiana High School Bass Nation Championship
NOTICE: Events scheduled for August will not be posted in the calendar and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organization/organizers about the status of each event.
Junior Southwest Bassmasters
Sometime this week, President Donald Trump will sign the The Great American Outdoors Act, and it’s a big deal — a really big deal for sportsmen — sportswomen and sportskids across our country.
NOTICE: Events scheduled for July and August will not be posted in the calendar and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organization/organizers about the status of each event.
NOTICE: Events scheduled for July and August will not be posted in the calendar and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organization/organizers about the status of each event.
Despite the heat, fish are biting darned near everywhere you want to wet a line, and all these reports come in spirit of cooperating with social distancing amidst this coronavirus surge.
If you hold the belief that the Fourth of July is our nation’s biggest celebration, and, if you count yourself among our state’s hundreds of thousands of fishers, then you’re in for another July fireworks display.
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Summertime and, unlike the song, the living ain’t so easy these days.
Events scheduled for July and August will not be posted in the calendar and will be considered postponed or canceled unless advised by organization/organizers about the status of each event.
Is there ever a better time to talk fishing than the summer?
Nearly two weeks after Tropical Storm Cristobal forced high waters to move into our state’s coastal areas from lower Terrebonne areas east to Plaquemines, St. Bernard and eastern Orleans parishes, it appears fishing has returned to near normal cat…
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On the surface, it appears action taken by Wylie Corporations, Orange Grove Holding LLC, and T. Baker Smith LLC is the last straw for concerned recreational fishermen in Terrebonne and Lafourche parishes.
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Jr. SW Bassmasters
Looks like we’re going to get a full dose of government this week, some good but mostly bad.
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Friday’s fishing adventure into the Verret Basin was an eye opener.
Make hay while the sun shines.
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After a couple of weeks of full-blown speckled trout action — OK, not every day, but most days — there’s usually a hiccup in catches when the spring inshore shrimp season begins because there are more boats on the water.
May is Safe Boating Month, and while you’re getting your boat ready for the spring, summer and fall fishing run — is there really a fishing season in Louisiana? — there’s some getting ready to do outdoors-wise.
Storm Randall was a nurse, 40 years at Our Lady of the Lake Hospital in Baton Rouge.
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For younger south Louisiana fishers, mentioning Bob Scearce mans you’re likely to have to ask us old gray-headed folks about the man who wrote about fishing for 50 years in The Advocate and his 15-minute Friday night TV program.
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