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Old 06-16-2015, 01:22 AM
Gerald Gerald is offline
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Originally Posted by Cajunchuck View Post
Went today.(four day weekends are awesome). Got in no problem but was tight maneuvering before the dam. Beautiful place but I'm sorry to say we scratched. Tried bass and bream with crickets/worms. Few bait stealer nibbles but that was it. Saw one other boat (only other one we saw) catch a smallish sac-a-lait. Then we tried to find lake warner and wound up in the woods on the wrong cut. Looking at the sattelite maybe it's not possible.
Went down this long straight canal that brought us back to the river above butte larose. Someone built a fine-*** house up there on the left! Its not there on the bing map I'm looking at. Also buzzed by what looked like a fricken blackhawk heli. We had fun though and it beats being at work.
It sounds like you took the Butte LaRose Cutoff.

To get into Lake Warner......The canal is located about mile farther south [south of where the south end of the Butte LaRose Cutoff come out into the Atchafalaya river.] The Lake Warner canal goes off the east bank for about a mile, then makes a left turn to the north before it opens up into the lake.

If you are coming out of Cow Island lake....via the south end of Little Atchafalaya river...... you then turn back upstream and cross over to the east bank of the Atchafalaya river. The Lake Warner cut is about 1.5 mile upsteam. This cut heads in a northeast direction and is a lot smaller than the Butte LaRose Cutoff.

If I remember correctly...... the Atchafalaya river must be 9+ feet to get into the lake or it will be too shallow.
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