Bayou Log Cabins Fishing Lodge

This weekend we had all four log cabins filed with families from the New Orleans area. There were kids running around with fishing poles, setting crab nets, throwing cast nets, riding on four wheeler's and lord only knows how nobody fell in the bayou. The kids were catching some small red fish and black drum of the piers and manage to get enough crabs for a family boil. But the main thing I saw wa…Read More

Speckled trout limits are being caught right now five minuets from the log cabins. That's right you won't have to burn two gallons of gas to get to the strike zone for the trout. The last few days we had a fantastic group of police officers and there wife's from Memphis Tn and I must tell you I mean fantastic people. They fished two full days and did one day in the city looking around and satisfyi…Read More

SPECKLED TROUT FALL SEASON IS IN FULL SWING: Today I had the pleasure of fishing with Spencer and his wife Sherrie. We left the log cabins right around 7:00 am this morning and we had a stiff wind our of the south west at around 25 miles per hour. The water was not dirty so I thought if we were able to get out of the wind we had a chance to box up some trout. Of course this time of the year the sp…Read More

Speckled trout fishing in Barataria Bay during the months of April, May, June and July is what we call the summer time fishing season. That is when the speckled trout are schooling up and sponging. During this time of the year while they are sponging they also tend to feed while schooled up. That makes it interesting for fishing speckled trout this time of the year. When you find a bite this time …Read More

Bayou Log Cabins fishing lodge is located thirty five miles south of New Orleans Louisiana in a two hundred year old fishing village. We have four log cabins right on the water with all the convenience of home. Each cabin comes with a full kitchen, queen size bed in the bedroom, full size day bed in the living room, central air, swings, picnic tables and BB pits under each cabin. The bayou is just…Read More