calc.

[funkyflemmons]

boated 10 bass this morning (8 keepers) and a couple bonus goggleye and a big white perch, 1 fish on a buzz bait and rest on plastics, one fish around 2, a bunch of 11-13 inch fish, plus 2 dinks

[slaunchdonkeyslayor 6969]

The Calc sucks budy go fish the bayou chain the watter is realy clear this time of year due to the farmers dumping fresh watter into the bayou, me and a buddy went, we netted 27 keeper bass with 6 throw backs and the biggest being a 6lb on a voddu shrimp, the smallest keeper was 2 lbs, we dont like to keep a fish smaller than that, we also managed to catch 16 crappie on mini flukes with a berkly power crappie nibblet on the hook, these were some really nice slabs, we also ended up with 12 blue cats on the 20 jugs we set biggest was 12.45 lbs and i can not forget the two bowfin on the jugs we gave to my pal tyler tranhan

[sledgehammer]

what bayou chain do you speak of? It sounds magical


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[sledgehammer]

What bayou chain do you speak of? It sounds magical


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[AubreyLaHaye458]

Originally Posted by sledgehammer

What bayou chain do you speak of? It sounds magical


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I'm pretty sure magical is all it is. I've never seen a bayou with clear water after farmers start draining water.


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[Goooh]

Originally Posted by AubreyLaHaye458

I'm pretty sure magical is all it is. I've never seen a bayou with clear water after farmers start draining water.


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Same here

[saute86]

Do you mean bayou chene south of welsh?

[funkyflemmons]

yes i think he does

[slaunchdonkeyslayor 6969]

Im Telling you guys me and my family have been fishing hear for 6 generations, it is a beautiful place, i have landed many a bass in that place, with my biggest being a 12.3 my best day was 48 bass and 127 crappie

[sledgehammer]

Nibblet rd?


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[saute86]

Its hard to believe Bayou Chene has clear water when the bayou looked like yoohoo when I passed over Teppy's bridge the other day.

[saute86]

Originally Posted by slaunchdonkeyslayor 6969

Im Telling you guys me and my family have been fishing hear for 6 generations, it is a beautiful place, i have landed many a bass in that place, with my biggest being a 12.3 my best day was 48 bass and 127 crappie

I believe those numbers we use to hammer them at Arceneaux pump and at Lafaurge's camp back in the day.

[Hydro]

What time of the year does it clear up ???

Looks like a nice easy trip from LCH ...

[Natural Light Kid]

Wheres Teppy's bridge?

[saute86]

HWY 14 @ Laccassine Bayou. That's what we called it back in the day due to Teppy's landing.

[kibb]

I've been taking water quality readings on Lacassine Bayou and Bayou Chene for the past two years. For the most part the water has been starting to clear up as of last week. It looks like farmers are finished water leveling and have finished draining the water off. From late March-April the water had very high turbidity. It's also had terribly low oxygen for the past 2-3 weeks. I'll be taking readings tomorrow so if y'all see some ***** stopped on top of the Hwy 14 bridge at Lacassine Bayou blow the horn and scream at my co-worker with the glasses on to move his darn truck. :lol:

[Hydro]

Originally Posted by saute86

HWY 14 @ Laccassine Bayou. That's what we called it back in the day due to Teppy's landing.

I have passed that 1000 times and always thought it was someone's camp, is it still open ? Thanks

[saute86]

It became private when the original owner passed away. The sons went private because no one would pay in the drop box and not pick up their trash.

[saute86]

Hydro have you been up the Houston lately? I am going tomorrow.

[Hydro]

Originally Posted by saute86

It became private when the original owner passed away. The sons went private because no one would pay in the drop box and not pick up their trash.

That sucks for everyone ...