| cajun bill |
08-01-2013 06:27 PM |
LDWF meeting today
Thought I read that they were meeting today. Anybody got any scoop?
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| Top Dawg |
08-01-2013 08:17 PM |
Dusk seasons set
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| cajun bill |
08-01-2013 09:10 PM |
what about inshore white shrimp season?
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| meaux fishing |
08-01-2013 09:24 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Top Dawg
(Post 612375)
Dusk seasons set
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I thought dusk was a time not a season??? |
Triple Tail are endangered more than Red Snapper
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| RedfishPoker |
08-01-2013 09:50 PM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by cajun bill
(Post 612397)
what about inshore white shrimp season?
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August 12 at 6 AM - From west of Atchafalaya River to Texas/LA Line
August 12 at 6 PM - From east of Atchafalaya River to Miss/LA Line - I got puzzled they set a date of Fall Shrimp Season Opening at 6 PM on Monday evening, August 12. |
| sacalaitman |
08-02-2013 06:48 AM |
Yea evening opener is kinda strange.
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| MarshRat89 |
08-02-2013 07:26 AM |
I know its only tenative, but can someone explain to me what's the purpose of opening the west a week later than the coast?
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| swamp snorkler |
08-02-2013 07:40 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by MarshRat89
(Post 612483)
I know its only tenative, but can someone explain to me what's the purpose of opening the west a week later than the coast?
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IDK, they always open the May Shrimp season 1 week or 2 before the rest of the state then all the boat not from this area come in and rape it and catch all the shrimp. |
| MarshRat89 |
08-02-2013 07:52 AM |
I could be naive, but i thought the seasons opened from north to south. Thats the way the ducks migrate right??
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| Top Dawg |
08-02-2013 08:16 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by MarshRat89
(Post 612487)
I could be naive, but i thought the seasons opened from north to south. Thats the way the ducks migrate right??
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Seems like that would make since but not so much. Most of the early migrators (Greys teal pintail etc) fly to the coast. And the coastal has a lot of birds early in the season. Nothern zones want later dates because that's when their ducks start showing up after they get run outa Arkansas. That's only my theory so don't put too much stock into it. |
| meaux fishing |
08-02-2013 08:24 AM |
Quote:
Originally Posted by Top Dawg
(Post 612499)
Seems like that would make since but not so much. Most of the early migrators (Greys teal pintail etc) fly to the coast. And the coastal has a lot of birds early in the season. Nothern zones want later dates because that's when their ducks start showing up after they get run outa Arkansas. That's only my theory so don't put too much stock into it.
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Probably the same reasoning for youth hunts this year too |
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