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Fishing Hopedale in the Special Sauce
2006-12-31 23:21:26
Shell Beach, Louisiana - Saltwater Fishing Report
Hopedale Lagoon
Thursday I fished with Mark Carraway, his bother in laws Randy and Ronnie out of Mark’s Shearwater. I met up with the guys at Breton Sound Marina and we headed behind Hopedale Lagoon. Things started off very slow with no fish at the first few spots. We worked our way toward the back of this pond found some Reds off of a point. Fishing with shrimp tipped plastics under a cork we put 15 nice Reds on ice. Back to looking for Trout. We moved over to Lake Amadee and started drifting. Bayou Chubs fished 3’ under a cork produced 10-15 Trout per drift. We would pick up and drift again and again till we ended up with the box stuffed to the top with 75 Trout to go along with the Reds. We fished long and hard but were rewarded with a nice days catch and everyone had a great time doing so. For your next fishing adventure call United Charters 504-439-1680.
Capt. Rory Rorison
United Charters
Shell Beach, LA
http://www.unitedcharters.com/
504-439-1680
Fish Species: Speckled Trout and Redfish
Bait Used: Bayou Chub Minnow
Method Used:
Water Depth: 2-12
Water Temperature: 48-54
Wind Direction: SE
Wind Speed: 10-15
About The Author: Captain Rory Rorison
Company: United Charters
Area Reporting: Shell Beach, Louisiana
Bio: United Charters was founded by Rory Rorison in 2001 and is located in Shell Beach, LA. Captain Rory is a life long Louisiana resident and has grown up fishing in this Sportsman's Paradise. Captain Rory's love of fishing and the outdoors is only matched by his love of sharing our bounty and his experience with others. United Charters provides some of the finest coastal marsh fishing to be found in the unspoiled waters of Shell Beach, Louisiana. We are USCG licensed and insured. Through our commitment, experience, and expertise United Charters has established a business relationship with our customers that will last a lifetime!
504-439-1680
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