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2007-09-27 14:06:14
Hopedale, Louisiana - Saltwater Fishing Report
marsh and bays
First Trip after the TROPICAL STORM SCARE! 9-26-07
Some of my regulars Charlie Miramon his brother Bernie and Bob Sagona were waiting for me at the dock itching to get going. The winds looked favorable so we headed outside. Stated out on the edges of Black Bay second stop and corks were going down and trout coming in the boat. The fish were on some oyster beds in 4 ft water Nice Specks and White trout mixed in. The action was steady with both live shrimp and Old Bayside Shrimp under corks. The trout started to get small so went further out MISTAKE! Dirty water and rough. Back in the grass to hunt some reds. Live or dead shrimp up close to the grass off the points with moving water is where we found them. Perfect sized 20 to 25 inches along with a few puppy drum in the mix. Great day lots of laugh’s ass usual with these guy’s and a box full of fish. Sorry the Capt. forgot the camera .
62 Trout
11 Reds
4 Drums
CAPT GENE DUGAS
RATHER BE FISHING ADV.
985-640-0569
www.RatherBe-Fishing.com
Fish Species: redfish trout
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About The Author: Captain Gene Dugas
Company: Rather Be Fishing
Area Reporting: Hopedale, LA
Bio: My name is Capt. Gene Dugas. I am a native-born Louisianan and have fished the waters of southeastern Louisiana all my life. I am one of the most consistently successful New Orleans fishing guides in the area. On our "adventure", I will gladly show you some of the techniques and tricks specific to these waters that are acquired with years of fishing experience. I will personally take the time to show you and your group what is necessary to ensure a successful fishing trip and a good time.
985.640.0569
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