I like to be slippery lol

Gators are getting fat !!!!!

Not in Lacassine. THems the skinny gators of the South.
Ethopian chickens have more meat on their bones than a gator from Lacassine.

Not really...the gators we catch right next to laccasine are usually bigger than any of the other lands we trap

I hunted inside the pool for 6 years. We would catch a big un now and then but most were malnurished. Lacassine outside the pool had huge gators. Inside were lizards.

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If they re-stocked the pool Catch and release would need to be practiced for a while and that doesnt seem like an option to most people that fish there
Its seems like not keep the fish is absurd to alot of the people

It seems like to most that youre supposed to keep fish

No point in fishing if you can't keep em. Might as well play golf!

Exactly thats what I'm talking about
You need to tell all those guys making a livin fishing tournaments and the people that fish as a sport or competition that the need to quit fishing it pointless

You can't be serious..... :shaking:

Your sarcasm meter is busted!

That's false cause me and chevyz71 left at 11:30 got stopped by them and they said we left with the first bass and it weighed 5 pounds 13 ounces

It is busted

Talked to a friend that went yesterday and said they didn't catch a thing.

I hate to see Lacassine like that.

Hopefully it will regenerate itself naturally. With just a few spawning bass the chance for survival of the young will increase due to the abundance of food. Hopefully the water levels continue to rise giving the bass more territory as well. It will get right again, just needs time.

Anybody here thought about making a push to stock the reserve again?

I know Dennis Tietje is pushing for getting the Mermentau river and surrounding waterways restocked. Seems like his voice is falling on deaf ears though. I believe he received a response from Dan Morrish, but that was it. Seems the states focus is on other issues besides our wildlife.

Laccasine is a federal reserve, correct?

Could we do something like start a drive to purchase some brood stock and put in there?

I beleive that is how it was done the first time.

True on the fed. part. Of course there would probably be alot of red tape with a drive.

If they stock the pool....they would have to make a few different stock dates...or twice aa year..for two years.... That's 16,000 acres of water and I know they will not stock each section at one time....