I wasnt being a troll one bit.. nor was i saying you were a troll... i was just offering up information and what i thought was help in my first post saying to get a guide to maximize your trip. Never noticed that you were talking about shrimp to eat. you came off arrogant towards me so i returned... simple as that. no harm done... its the internet... its serious business

Hard to dictate tone in text format.

:spineyes:Nu UH!

Little over 2 weeks and I'll be there. You guys are fortunate to live in Sportsman's Paradise. I literally dream about this trip every year. It's like a buck in rut though, since I can only fish once a year, 6 days straight, I am wore out. I plan my strategy all year but then when I finally get on BL, things just seem tough, so much water. I have narrowed a few spot down over the years and do decent enough. Wish Hackberry had a restaraunt, 1st time there I told my wife we were gonna eat that night at the "Speckled Trout". Got there and sign said "Ladies Night, Girls in Pajamas Drink Free". Needless to say, we didn't go in.

lol, plenty of good places ta eat n L.charles

But that's a long ride from hackberry.


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Yeah We like to go to Texas Roadhouse when we want steak and then will usually go in one more night into lake Charles and try to find good seafood. I would take some recommendations for the best seafood places. I know asking that question is also like asking what the best fishing lure is.

My cousin swears by Mr. Bills on McNeese St. But he also used to live like 2 blocks from it. lol Pats of Henderson off of 210 is pretty good too


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Seafood palace on enterprise blvd. is my top choice for normal dining. Holliers in sulphur is good too if you don't want to make the drive all the way to lake Charles. But it depends on how nice of a place you want bc those two are very casual. Mazen's has an excellent (but expensive) filet and lobster and multiple seafood dishes. There is a crusted baked fish dish with crab claws, shrimp, mussels, crawfish, and a chipotle sauce that is my wife's favorite in town.

The rec center in hackberry have really good food just ask anyone where it's at and they will point you in the rite direction not sure what time it closes though maybe 5-6pm

x2 on pats of henderson in l.charles, pricey n kinda a ritzy but dang good, steamboat bills is also good, n decent prices

Ate at a little place on Ryan street close to campus. Don't remember the name but it was pretty good. Had raw oysters and tuna steak.

Probably Chastain's....

That's it, thanks

Great info , thanks