fishing

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries is doing everything it can to get you out to enjoy our Sportsman's Paradise.

The LDWF is planning on making more changes to bag limits in Louisiana.

Two Louisiana men could be facing fines and jail time for harassing other fishermen last week.

Fishermen off Louisiana's coast say the shark population is larger and more aggressive than it's ever been and it's biting them on the bottom line.

Flounder will be catch-and-release only after October 14, 2022, as the LDWF is hoping to repopulate the species.

Greg Ursin from Lafitte, Louisiana, recently enjoyed a catch of a lifetime. And he knew something was a bit different the moment he hooked it.

Louisiana fishermen have been given an extra eight days to go catch even more Red Snapper in the state's coastal waters.

The fishing world was absolutely rocked by the scandal.

It's been two years but the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has something special planned for sportsmen on that day.

LDWF officials are proud to have lakes that they manage on the list and encourage everyone to grab a pole and go fishing! Here's the list.

I helped clean out the attic of a former coworker. She was elderly and no one had been in her attic in at least 20 years. Here's something I found up there.

For Louisiana Shrimpers, a tough job is being made tougher as high prices for fuel meet low prices on the docks.

For those who frequent Lake Martin in St. Martin Parish, you may soon have something new to look at in the lake.

A rare giant Spotted Eagle Sting Ray jumped into an Alabama woman's boat over the weekend during the Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo. It weighed 400 pounds.

Cut to the chase: I forgot my tackle box at a weir at Rockefeller on Saturday. It's the first weir on the left as you head out of Joseph's Harbor by boat.

The Casting for a Cause tournament is next week and benefits Acadiana veterans through the great work of Hero Hunts.

A major crash shut down I-10 for hours on the Atchafalaya Basin bridge, but one man decided to choose relaxation over frustration.

Luke and his son had a very successful fishing trip!

The annual Free Fishing Weekend will be held on Saturday, June 11, and Sunday, June 12, 2022.

The art of "hillbilly hand fishing" or noodling is poised to become a legal method of fishing in Louisiana. All it needs is the Governor's signature.