Speckled Trout And Red Fish Inland Charters At Bayou Log Cabins LLC

The fall speckled trout season here at Bayou Log Cabins Fishing Lodge is started to get heated up. This weekend we had a group of police officers and their wife’s in for some Memphis Tenn. There main gold was to do some fishing and have an enjoyable time with their wife’s. Ironically, we also had a judge and his wife along with a very good friend in from Birmingham Alabama. They didn’t know …Read More

October is here and the speckled trout are starting to show up right on time on the north side of Barataria Bay. This weekend we had a full house here at Bayou Log Cabins Fishing Lodge. We had a group in from little rock Arkansas as well as a group in from Baton Rouge Louisiana. Everybody had on their check list to catch fish and it didn’t matter if it was speckled trout or red fish. I would lik…Read More

Here we are in the middle of July and the speckled trout bite is as good as it normally is in April. We are still catching some beautiful fish on the oyster reefs near the barrier islands. For a few weeks, the water had a nasty stain to it but for some reason this week the water cleaned up and the fish are feeding like crazy. I think the Mississippi river had something to do with the clarity of th…Read More

Bayou Log Cabins Fishing Lodge is located thirty five miles south of New Orleans Louisiana. We have fore beautiful log cabins right on the bayou in the middle of a two hundred year old fishing village not far from some of the best speckled trout and red fish fishing in this area. We offer a verity of packages, if you have your own boat bring it and enjoy the many shallow duck ponds and pipe line c…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

Today I had to pleasure of fishing with a group from Los Angles Ca. that was filming a movie. I picked them up from the cabins at safe light and headed south across Barataria Bay towards the barrier islands. We normally do not have to go out that far this time of the year however we have been catching some nice speckled trout out there on the oyster reefs and I just wanted them to have a good time…Read More

Fishing speckled trout in July and August can be a little tricky if you are not used to there feeding habits. All summer long you can catch speckled trout on top the oyster reefs in about two to three feet of water, but late in the summer like this the top two feet of the water column tends to get too hot for the speckled trout. The water temperature is much better when you get around the six to s…Read More

Speckled Trout Fishing In July On The South Side Of Barataria Bay: Now that the water temperature is at the hottest point of the summer I find the speckled trout are starting to feed closer to the bottom. Now the way we do this is with a sliding cork. You can buy a sliding cork that allows you to tag the line at the depth you want to fish at. If you are fishing in eight foot of water then you wou…Read More

Speckled Trout Spring Bite Is Picking Up:  Now that we are getting into the month of March we are starting to see some small brown shrimp showing up near the barrier islands near the south side of Barataria Bay. The speckled trout are right on there heels as we are just starting to box up some very nice trout for the spring season. The clarity of the water was much better then it has been for the…Read More