Last 6 days on Lake Calcasieu

[seachaser250]

Good advice. I was out early and all of a sudden I looked around and there was crowd.


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[dmtfish]

Nice work finding some fish. Out of curiousity, when was the last time you recall the lake being this fresh?? Looks like we are on point for a good spring bite other than the salinity.

["W"]

Originally Posted by dmtfish

Nice work finding some fish. Out of curiousity, when was the last time you recall the lake being this fresh?? Looks like we are on point for a good spring bite other than the salinity.

I can't remember is staying this muddy this long any time in recent years , but last March was a tough fishing for many if y'all recall . Just go try and find fishing reports from March and April last year .

We had a very mild winter so I think fishing is going to pick up fast and fish will start stacking on reefs down south soon

We might of missed some of those good days along the banks and shallow fishing this year with going into April and still having muddy water all the way to lake Charles.

Winds look brutal next 7 days again with rain

[dmtfish]

Originally Posted by "W"

I can't remember is staying this muddy this long any time in recent years , but last March was a tough fishing for many if y'all recall . Just go try and find fishing reports from March and April last year .

We had a very mild winter so I think fishing is going to pick up fast and fish will start stacking on reefs down south soon

We might of missed some of those good days along the banks and shallow fishing this year with going into April and still having muddy water all the way to lake Charles.

Winds look brutal next 7 days again with rain

Yeah last spring was tough, everything was late due to the late cold fronts. This year LOTS of bait up north and good size bait which to me points to a good spring, other than the muddy water and low salinity. I agree I think it's going to break open real soon on the south end, just hope we get some southerly winds to get the water right up north.