fishing

Not only is Louisiana great for fishing pretty much anytime of the year you can stand the weather - some of the fish now come with prizes attached!

I'm not saying that Salvinia comes straight out of Hell, but I am saying that if the Devil eats salad, it's probably made from this lake killing, invasive, aquatic species.

The national day to celebrate hunting and fishing won't be observed in Louisiana this September out of concerns over COVID-19 mitigation.

Our 2019-2020 license will expire tomorrow, Tuesday, June 30, 2020, so you'll need a new one if you plan to hunt or fish

As an avid bass fisherman, I never really slowed down to think just how good we've got it here in our area. I was too busy catching fish.

This is another of those times each year all of our hunters and fishermen should commit to memory.

If you've had a hard time coming up with an excuse to grab a fishing rod and a couple of hours of peace and quiet while you hunt for the big one - try this on for size

It's a two-person four-tournament series with a two-day championship at the conclusion of the series.

This fish typically calls the north-west portion of our country home, but for a limited time anglers will be able to wet their hooks in search of this specimen.

Louisiana beach and fishing safety information is now as close as your pocket thanks to a new app from Louisiana's Department of Environmental Quality.

Here in the Sportsman's Paradise, keeping a current hunting and fishing license is nearly as important as keeping fresh milk in the refrigerator

Every year, Louisianians get the opportunity to fish for a full weekend on any of Louisiana's public waters, with absolutely no license requirements.