Crooked Creek 3-15

[coachlp2]

Headed to Crooked Creek this weekend. Really excited to try out some new water (and avoid opening day at Lacassine). Any body have any advice or tips to help us out would be great. Looking forward to it.

[cajun]

Where do you launch at Crooked Creek? Thanks.

[coachlp2]

There's a park about midway up the east bank with a pretty good launch. My friend checked it out on his way back in from working up north. Park looks really nice and the launch is too. Water was high when he wen but still said it looked good. Not sure if we're bringing the boat up there or the kayaks, will be great either way.

[selout]

I'm heading up there in April to try to catch some!


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[apous]

We Hammer them there!!! Especially in the spring (pre spawn)!!! there is some big fish in there but come May the lake gets choked with grass and pads because its so shallow. Hard to make a productive day. Jan and Feb is the ideal time to go to fish. May the skeirs start getting out But, if you like to camp they have an outstanding RV park and a beach with conssessions

[bgizzle]

Originally Posted by apous

We Hammer them there!!! Especially in the spring (pre spawn)!!! there is some big fish in there but come May the lake gets choked with grass and pads because its so shallow. Hard to make a productive day. Jan and Feb is the ideal time to go to fish. May the skeirs start getting out But, if you like to camp they have an outstanding RV park and a beach with conssessions

We've camped out there and you are right it is nice. It was around this time and we caught some sacs and catfish


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[coachlp2]

We caught a couple out there Saturday, both solid 2 pounders, but it was slow. A few of the locals said the same, we caught as much as everyone we talked to so we felt like we did well. Really pretty lake, on a dreary overcast day though, I'm sure there were quite spread out through the lake since it's so shallow. Great experience though.