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Bayou Bartholomew
A scenic freshwater bayou in Morehouse Parish near Bastrop and Chemin-A-Haut State Park, offering bass, bream and catfish fishing along…
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Bayou D’Arbonne
A scenic North Louisiana bayou flowing through D'Arbonne National Wildlife Refuge toward the Ouachita River, with year-round opportunities for bass,…
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Black Bayou Lake (Hosston)
A shallow, cypress-lined North Caddo Parish lake near Hosston known for quality largemouth bass fishing, crappie, bream and easy public…
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Black Lake (Campti)
A scenic cypress-studded lake near Campti in Natchitoches and Red River parishes, well known for largemouth bass and crappie fishing…
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Bussey Brake Reservoir
A 2,200-acre LDWF-managed reservoir near Bastrop in Morehouse Parish that has quickly become one of Louisiana's best-known trophy largemouth bass…
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Caddo Lake
A distinctive cypress-filled lake on the Louisiana-Texas border with excellent opportunities for largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, white and yellow bass,…
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Cane River Lake
A scenic 36-mile former Red River channel running through Natchitoches Parish, offering year-round fishing for largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, white…
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Caney Lake
A clear-water North Louisiana reservoir near Chatham known for trophy largemouth bass, crappie and easy public access at Jimmie Davis…
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Cross Lake
A popular Shreveport reservoir and city water-supply lake offering convenient fishing for largemouth bass, crappie, catfish, sunfish and other sportfish.
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Cypress Black Bayou Reservoir
A popular Bossier Parish reservoir near Benton with bass, crappie, catfish and bream fishing, three Cypress Lake public launch options,…
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Flat River
A natural Bossier Parish waterway flowing south through the Red River lowlands toward Loggy Bayou, offering a quieter, less-developed North…
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Grand Bayou Reservoir
A 2,700-acre Red River Parish reservoir near Coushatta known for largemouth bass, crappie and catfish, with a lighted launch, large…
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Kepler Lake
A 1,925-acre Bienville Parish reservoir near Jamestown known for quiet North Louisiana fishing, largemouth bass, sunfish and catfish, with a…
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Lake Bistineau
A classic cypress-and-tupelo North Louisiana lake near Doyline known for largemouth bass, crappie, yellow bass, catfish and bream, with multiple…
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Lake Claiborne
A scenic 6,400-acre North Louisiana reservoir near Homer known for bass, crappie, catfish, bream and hybrid striped bass, with excellent…
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Lake D’Arbonne
A major North Louisiana reservoir near Farmerville known for crappie, largemouth bass, catfish and bream, with extensive public boat access…
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Loggy Bayou
A natural bayou in southern Bossier Parish with public fishing access through Loggy Bayou Wildlife Management Area and an improved…
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Ouachita River
A major North Louisiana river flowing through Monroe and West Monroe, offering bass, crappie, bream, catfish and gar fishing with…
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Poverty Point Reservoir
A 2,700-acre reservoir near Delhi in Northeast Louisiana with year-round bass, crappie, bluegill and channel catfish fishing, two developed boat…
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Red River South Marina & Resort
A full-service Red River fishing access point just south of Shreveport-Bossier with public boat ramps, covered boat-stall rentals, cabins, RV…
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Saline Lake
A scenic 7,001-acre lake in Natchitoches and Winn parishes known for outstanding crappie fishing, largemouth bass, sunfish and cypress-tupelo habitat.
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Sibley Lake
A roughly 2,000-acre municipal reservoir west of Natchitoches with 38 miles of shoreline and strong crappie, largemouth bass and channel…
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Toledo Bend Reservoir Fishing Guide
A huge Louisiana-Texas border reservoir famous for largemouth bass, crappie, catfish and sunfish, with extensive public boating and camping access.
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Twelve Mile Bayou
A North Louisiana bayou near Shreveport with newly improved public boating access at John Franks WMA, including a two-lane concrete…
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