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Originally Posted by Cadrallen
Fishing from Spicers. Mako 18 LTS and if they have live bait I will buy it. I don't know the lake; just studied online maps.
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Ok, that will make it hard to give you advice.
Word of caution..... when leaving Spicers, follow the bayou channel. Don't try to cut across a marshy looking area.... it is very shallow.
When leaving either follow another boat or just follow the left bank. The bayou turns to the left [northward] a little ways after you leave Spicers, then you pass where several shrimp boats are docked. A little past there, the bayou makes a big curve back to the right. Then when you get over closer to the Ship Channel, the bayou curves back to the left.
A close spot that may produce is the area 1/4 to 1/2 mile south of where this bayou connects to the Ship channel..... along the west bank. Try fishing the "drop off" or in 6 to 8 foot of water.
Another spot..... a couple miles farther south in the ship channel there is a rock wall along the west side of the channel. Try a few spots along these rocks. Fish out 20 to 50 feet away from the rocks. There are 2 opening along this rock wall which goes into Joe's Cove. This cove is mostly 3 to 4 feet deep but generally holes some Trout.
There are many other spots along the ship channel or off along the banks of Big Lake or West Cove that could produce fish, it all depends how far you want to travel.
Not knowing the Lake...... if it is in your budget, booking a trip with a guide will normally give you a great deal of knowledge and you will catch some fish. There are a lot of guides but I would recommend Jeremy Waltrip. [337 789-9002] Tell him what kind of trip you would like and he or one of his guides will give you a fun trip. Weather should be great Monday and Tuesday and I may be fish myself on Tuesday.