Where They Live
Grass edges, cypress knees, shallow backwaters, woody cover and other places where the fish can hide and strike passing prey.
A fast, toothy ambush predator found in some of Louisiana’s cypress lakes, backwaters and vegetated freshwater habitat.
Grass edges, cypress knees, shallow backwaters, woody cover and other places where the fish can hide and strike passing prey.
Spinnerbaits, spoons, jerkbaits, small swimbaits and live minnows can all draw strikes. Flash and movement are useful in stained water.
Cooler months can provide particularly enjoyable pickerel fishing, although they may be encountered throughout the year.
Chain pickerel have sharp teeth. Use pliers for hook removal and handle the fish carefully.
Locations currently tagged for chain pickerel on Fishing Louisiana Waters.