Louisiana Marsh, Flats, & Inshore Fishing Charters
Louisiana is the redfish capital of the world!
The Louisiana Gulf Coast has the best estuaries and marsh structure in the entire world. This is why the state’s motto is the Sportsman Paradise. Whether we are fishing large open bays that are covered in oyster reefs, fishing the back marsh, or duck ponds there is no other place like the inshore fishing grounds of Louisiana. From fly fishing to conventional fishing Venice, Louisiana and the Louisiana Delta is the best fishing estuary in the world for red fish, trout, sharks, tarpon, triple tail, snapper, tuna, black drum and jack crevalle.
Venice, Louisiana and the Louisiana Delta have been voted the Sport Fishing Capital of the World by ESPN.
Fishing Only (When Available)
For 1 angler
- For 2 anglers cost is $950.00
- For 3 anglers cost is $1,100.00
- Artificial Lures Only
The Louisiana Delta Fishing
Venice, Louisiana is the sport fishing capitol of the world for both inshore and offshore fishing. Well known for its world class speckled trout and redfish fishery, it not only has large numbers of both, but it also boasts many trophy sized speckled trout, bull redfish, jack crevalle, sharks, triple tail, tarpon, black drum, and snapper.
You can sight fish for monster bull redfish, black drum, and jack crevalle in the shallow marsh ponds or go out to the oyster reefs and catch world class speckled trout, redfish, triple tail, tarpon, and black drum on conventional gear. All fishing is done from the boat either drift fishing or sight fishing in marsh ponds, over oyster reefs, or on the beach front.
The best months are from March until December for numbers of trout and redfish. The biggest factor in fishing these two areas will be the influx of freshwater from the Mississippi River. The less freshwater means the bite is on fire!!!! Hopedale and Breton Sound Area is a great place to catch large numbers of speckled trout and sight fish for redfish in the marsh or duck ponds. The marsh ponds for sight fishing redfish turn on in May until September. This area consists of large open bays with large oyster reefs throughout all of the bays and lakes. This is a great place for light tackle sight fishing or fly fishing.
Have a large group who loves to fish?
We can accommodate up to 16 guests in a single occupancy setting with an all-inclusive getaway including fishing, lodging, meals, snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. Great for corporate retreats and team building, bachelor parties and family reunions. Your group is the only group at any of our the lodges, we don't mix groups at our lodges. This means you can customize your menus, your fishing schedule, and arrival and departure times. We can arrange for anything else your group might need.
All Inclusive Packages Pricing
1 Angler per Boat
Per Angler, Per Day
- Includes
- Dinner the night of arrival
- 8 Hours for conventional fishing
- 8 to 10 hours for fly fishing
- Breakfast, Lunch on the boat, and Non-alcoholic beverages
- Depart after fishing
2 Anglers per Boat
Per Angler, Per Day
- Includes
- Dinner the night of arrival
- 8 Hours for conventional fishing
- 8 to 10 hours for fly fishing
- Breakfast, Lunch on the boat, and Non-alcoholic beverages
- Depart after fishing
3 Anglers per Boat
Per Angler, Per Day
- Includes
- Dinner the night of arrival
- 8 - 10 Hours of fishing
- Breakfast, Lunch on the boat, and Non-alcoholic beverages
- Depart after fishing
Chandeleur Island Fishing and Biloxi Marsh Fishing
We fish the entire Chandeleur Island estuary from the Breton Island to the main Chandeleur Island year around with fly fishing and conventional fishing. The Chandeleur Islands are known for its world class size speckled and massive amounts of redfish. The Chandeleur Islands are world famous for Jack Crevalle, Shark and Tarpon fishing on the fly in the summer and early fall months. The winter months of December to March hold massive schools of bull redfish.
This estuary is best from January through March for bull redfish on fly or conventional. The best months for numbers of speckled trout, redfish, tarpon and jacks are the months of June through the end of October are best. This area is mainly fished from the boat by drift fishing oyster reefs, slicks, mud boils, and working birds. Wade fishing is available, but this is for the true hardcore angler!!!!
We fish the entire Biloxi Marsh from the interior bays and ponds to the Chandeleur Islands in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico. The Biloxi marsh is known for its massive amounts of redfish, jacks, sharks and speckled trout. The Biloxi Marsh is nationally known for its world class redfishing on fly and the Chandeleur Island paradise for fly fishing for bull redfish.This estuary is best from August through May for Trophy Speckled Trout and Bull Redfish. The best months for numbers of speckled trout and redfish are the months of June through the end of October are best. This area is known for great sight fishing with a fly rod or conventional gear year around. The Chandeleur Islands and fly fishing are a year around opportunity at a 40 pound bull redfish while fly fishing in the Biloxi Marsh.
Cocodrie and Fourchon Fly Fishing Charters
We fish the entire area from Cocodrie, Louisiana to Fourchon, Louisiana from the interior bays and ponds to the Timbalier Islands in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico. The Cocodrie and Fourchon are is known for its massive amounts of redfish, jacks, sharks and speckled trout. The Timbalier is nationally known for its world class redfishing on fly and the Grand Isle area paradise for fly fishing for bull redfish.
This estuary is best from June through March for Bull Redfish, Black Drum, Tarpon, and Sheephead. This area is known for great sight fishing with a fly rod or conventional gear year around. The Timbalier Islands and fly fishing are a year around opportunity at a 40 pound bull redfish while fly fishing in the Cocodrie area.
Contact us now to plan your Louisiana fishing adventure!
Catch & Release
Yes the limits are more liberal in Louisiana, but we do not allow our guides to keep their limits of fish. to give to you or your group. Our guides don't fish and will not contribute to the box. Please understand, if you plan on taking fish home you're only allowed a 2 day possession limit. We emphasize catch all you want and keep only what you need to eat. Catch and release is the standard policy on fly fishing, no exceptions!!! We don't keep oversized redfish. We are looking out for the future of the great fishery and making sure that our children and our grandchildren can tell stories of catching a hundred speckled trout a day and fifty redfish a day.
