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big nd fan 05-31-2012 09:17 PM

Need Cocodrie Advice in a small boat
 
Heading to Coco marina next fri, sat & sunday with the 2 kids and my wife. I have a 16' aluminum and need a few places close in to catch a few trout and reds. Wish I had a rig to make it out to last island.

Any advice will be appreciated
Big ND Fan

LPfishnTIM 05-31-2012 09:28 PM

I went friday in my boat didn't do too good inshore, if you fish the marsh for reds you should do good, but if you can get toward some rigs out in the gulf you should catch some specks. I fished one rig Saturday toward timbalier islands and caught fish after fish, non stop! went into lake boudreaux and caught reds north end of the lake, you will catch on live shrimp too!

finger-mullet94 05-31-2012 09:40 PM

small boat
 
fish bayou sale area you sould do good 10min boat ride to get to bayou sale from coco marina.

swamp snorkler 06-01-2012 08:05 AM

Fish all the marsh ponds, look for grass and throw a 1/4 oz gold spoon, bang the banks for them reds. You can get your limit. Specks on the othere hand will be further out and might be to much of a run for an 16' aluminum hull. Also if you want to keep the kids happy tip a jig head with some dead shrimp and fish around any structure you see, docks, pilings, oyster reefs and you can catch some drum and sheephead. Fish it on the bottom or with a cork right up against the structures.

Finfeatherfur 06-01-2012 08:23 AM

Not sure how old your kids are, but they may have more fun at Coco! They have installed a pool and water games and really made the place nice. You can get in the Houma Nav, turn right, then travel a north and look on the west side of the canal for small openings into the marsh. Most have dead cypress tress sticking up, but all hold tons of redfish and a few flounder. Key in on the sandy banks for flounder. Specks will be under birds in open water right now, but will be short fish unless you get out past Lake Pelto. Good Luck!

Texas Tiger 06-01-2012 08:54 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler (Post 440589)
Fish all the marsh ponds, look for grass and throw a 1/4 oz gold spoon, bang the banks for them reds. You can get your limit. Specks on the othere hand will be further out and might be to much of a run for an 16' aluminum hull. Also if you want to keep the kids happy tip a jig head with some dead shrimp and fish around any structure you see, docks, pilings, oyster reefs and you can catch some drum and sheephead. Fish it on the bottom or with a cork right up against the structures.

Did this last Sat with three kids using corks.
They caught croaker non-stop and had a blast...
course, I didn't get to fish cause I was constantly baitin hooks

calcutta37 06-01-2012 08:57 AM

If its calm you might be able to venture out to the near platforms in the bay just keep an eye out for weather and you should be fine.. Goodluck and give us a report.

LaneVids 06-02-2012 01:02 AM

I went trout fishing with my sister and dad, out of Cocodrie. My dad was driving the boat, so I have no clue where the spots are, but here's a video of our catch!


fullrutt 06-02-2012 06:28 AM

Sea breeze has trout an it's nothing to run to those islands from Coco...

big nd fan 06-03-2012 10:30 PM

Cocodrie
 
Thanks for all the tips.

Coco Marina is great for the family. Fish early & late and let the kids swim during the day.

I need to look at a map of the area again. I have never been to Lake Boudreaux or know where Bayou Sale and Sea Breeze are.

Big ND Fan

latravcha 06-04-2012 01:27 PM

Launch at the marina at the end of the road. Hit the lake just across from the boat launch it has tons of oyster bed markers in it. We caught several reds in there yesterday. Saturday we fished lake boudreaux and picked up several reds and 6 specks which was a supprise. You can also try the houma navagational cannal it typacally holds reds.

swamp snorkler 06-04-2012 03:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by big nd fan (Post 441799)
Thanks for all the tips.

Coco Marina is great for the family. Fish early & late and let the kids swim during the day.

I need to look at a map of the area again. I have never been to Lake Boudreaux or know where Bayou Sale and Sea Breeze are.

Big ND Fan

Lake Boudreaux is further up the bayou from Cocodrie. You launch on the left right after you cross the first bridge over LA56 in Chauvin. Come back up the bayou and cross under the bridge that you crossed over in your boat, that puts you in Boudreaux Canal which is a straight run to Lake Boudreaux, It's a nice run from Cocodrie. The sea Breeze is the mouth of Bayou Terrebonne where it runs out of Montegut. Bayou Sale runs from Bayou Little Caillou to to the Sea Breeze area

pricecb 06-04-2012 04:01 PM

I fish Coco drie alot. You can take a small boat and go up bayou Sale If you had some maps you can get into Mangrove bay from Bayou Sale and head south that will take you to the gulf and still be protected by the marsh if you need to duck in quickly. Its a long boat ride in a smaller boat. There are tons of places to fish for reds. You need to get toward the gulf to catch the specs though.


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