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Inshore Saltwater Fishing Discussion Discuss inshore fishing, tackle, and tactics here! |
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Launch at Freds.
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Bro I have never heard of someone launching at Fred's u got to keep going past Fred's it's called Hebert's it's a nice launch man sounds like either u misunderstood and should have kept going past Hebert's or someone was pulling your chain
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I wouldnt suggest launching there... i launched my 15ft there once and it was really sketchy it just drops straight off.. not much slope.
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Definitely go to Hebert's and pay, or Calcasieu Point.
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There is a launch there with a box to pay 2 bucks. I didn't know it existed until the point closed and someone mentioned it as an alternative. It is for sure not a well kept launch. I launch at hebert's and prien if need be but when your camp is less then a mile from calc point it's hard not to try and find closer options.
Thank god calc point will be done for spring time. |
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good place to lose a trailer haha
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Good place for kayaks or small aluminum boats until CP gets fixed.
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I used the launch at Fred's about a month ago but it wasn't a 22ft boat! Launched a 18ft flat with no problem
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Be careful where you park if you launch on a Sunday. You may come back to find that you're blocked in by 50 Harleys.
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I launched a 16' boat there a few weeks ago.
Years ago, a friend launched his 22' bay boat there. The "ramp" drops off fairly sharply so you don't need to back down too far. |
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