Catching Speckled Trout Before a Cold Front Hits | Louisiana Fall Fishing
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- Опубліковано 29 жов 2022
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Fall is the best season to target limits of speckled trout in Louisiana, especially if you're looking to fill the box with tasty fillets to spoil your family with.
But, it's undisputed that the best fishing you can do during the fall pattern is fishing just before a cold front hits.
Join me in this fishing trip as I set out in near-perfect conditions to target a limit of speckled trout in the Biloxi Marsh on the east side of Lake Borgne.
Watch the video all the way through to maximize all the fishing tips and tricks you will learn here and, if you enjoyed this fishing trip, please give it a thumbs up and consider subscribing, as that really helps me out a bunch.
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have you fished marsh island?
im assuming you have
the ponds in your videos look crazy cant find them lol
Good stuff as usual Devin. Always learn something watching your videos. Your courses ain't half bad either.
I did a lot of the course and it helped immensely in my last year of fishing.
Great video and I don't even go Trout fishing, enjoyed it!
Excellent video, enjoyed it!
Great video as always, funny and informative, luv yr sense of humor, banana boats 😅
Please come back!
Great video Captain Devin 👍👍😁✌️
Glad you enjoyed it, Tim! Thanks for watching.
As always cool video.
Gotta be honest. As a Texan, usually when I see videos from Louisiana there's a lot of cringing, but seeing you throw them all back feels a little better. Sucks that a good one up there is only 12 inches though.
100%
Man, you cannot talk conservation in this state without people looking at you like something is growing out of your forehead. On LAFB's Facebook I had recently posted about putting fish back in the water for a better fishery and you would think I spit on the Pope by the way people dogpiled me. See it for yourself: bit.ly/3E3bPPa
It really takes the wind out of my sails at time and makes me question why I do all this in the first place.
Scroll comments on my videos and you'll see people asking "wHy dO u tHroW tHeM bAcK". It is ridiculous.
I absolutely hate grinding to catch 12" trout but that's mostly what we have here. I can rant more about this, but for now I'll say that I'm thankful you get it, I absolutely love what you guys are doing in Texas and I hope Louisiana can learn from its awesome neighbor.
Tight lines and thanks for watching!
I saw you at the boat ramp earlier when you were testing the boat that you rebuilt
Filming and editing this one was a blast :D
excellent video 🎉 ❤
I had a few hours to mess with on Tuesday so I took the kayak out and was headed to a specific spot. When I got within eye sight I noticed a boat that had passed me 5 min earlier positioned exactly where I was headed. As I turned the corner birds were going crazy. I stayed behind so as to not cut him off but I had just pedaled an hour to get there so I kept about 50-100 yrs out and started fishing. Caught a few dinks. He moved on so I kept working my way through the lake. There were birds popping up in many directions and the same dude cranked up his motor hauling ass to them every time. (There were already boats on them) I was the birds and boats leave every time he rolled up. Some people just don’t get it.
I watched one boat shit it down about 100 yards out and troll over to some birds and we’re working them for a while before that same guy from earlier hauled ass over and ruined that bite too. I gave up heading towards the birds bc he killed the bite every time. Ended up w 4 trout, 16 3/4” flounder (didn’t keep due to season) and some bass from the marsh. Was still a good day to be on the water.
Jesus… I should proof read. 😅
You should come fish cypremort point and try your luck. Hard fishing out here. Way different rules these fish play by
Those little boats where constantly screwing up my bite around where you where at like two weeks in a row. So I didn’t even waste my gas to go there this past Friday.
How did you tie of the double rig on the 4horseman cork? I had that idea but couldn’t figure out how to rig it with a presentable presentation.
Please come back??
two mon not content, 😁 video fishing again bro..😍😍 I am from Indonesia
I will say, it’s the year of under sized trout. The last 2-3 times my wife and I have been fishing this month we have easily caught 200 trout all under sized. Last trip we ran into 3 flocks of diving birds making the run out of PAC marina to Lake Chien, all under sized trout. Still beats being skunked.
That's the sad truth. I hope all the sandwiches people eat are worth it.
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Rough day, we may give up in that area.
Hey Devin what type of line you where using in the video I like the color of it and is this videos on the site?
I use various kinds of monofilament, braid and fluorocarbon. They're all tools in the tool box.
Devin the navigation path you take to enter Stump Lagoon, do you have to stay on plane or can you idle across? I tried going across from Bayou Lourtre only once and even at idle, I hit a number of underwater objects plus ended up with a crab trap wrapped around my prop. I saw boaters (Charter Captains) hauling across then hugging the land area until they reached the entrance to Stump Lagoon from Bayou Lourtre. Enjoyed the video very much.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Luckily for you, I have a website that I've published content to for the last ten years. There's a lotta goodies on there if you're willing to help yourself, take the initiative and use the search function. A lot of people miss out on great stuff there because they don't bother to look.
To answer your question, here's my thoughts on Stump Lagoon: www.lafishblog.com/routes-across-stump-lagoon/
Tight lines!
Because the white shrimp are transitioning out to the gulf via a falling tide. They are being funneled through that “mystery” opening into the lake. The birds are picking off the shrimp as the trout are pushing them up to the surface??
Nailed it! It's a predictable behavior that helps us find new fishing spots, and exactly what I detail inside Fall Fish Location: www.lafbelite.com/ffl/
Thanks for watching and taking the time to comment!
What kind of decking do you have?
Devin,
Nice meeting you this evening. Hit me up if you wanna get on some trout sometime.
Brandon
does anyone know why Jon Miller doesn't post videos anymore?
What boat is that you have brother?
What boat are you running across Lake Borgne?
Dude idk if I want a boat lol… I would be that guy riding over fish starting my motor or whatever.. I always fished Mississippi River wit my brother and the bonnet carre spillway .. also manchac area
@devin thoughts on a white trout limit? Would be awesome if people didn’t keep every 8” whitey they catch. Maybe eventually we could get some over 12”
I'm hesitant to comment on anything regarding specific creel limits for many reasons. But my general philosophy is that there tends to be more fish in the water when you put fish back in the water. It's that simple. lol
@@LAFishBlog I hear ya people tend to be very divided and polarized on that issue. Just seems like they would have some regulations on them. I mean, what’s the difference between specks and whites? To me it seems like spots are the main difference so why is one highly regulated and the other has none ? 🤷♂️
All the live shrimps schooling lead to the birds
You’re using tatula 100?
Need a video if whatnot to do and why. As far courteous boating
You can't fix people lacking common sense. That and there's already a 1,000 videos out there on that exact thing, why remake it?
Thanks for watching.
I thought banana boats were only on the weekends. My last trip out of Beavenue I watched 20 boats run over the jumping shrimp and pass up 100 birds driving on them. You can't make this stuff up. As for the specs location I have been killing 15 to 17 inch white trout. Specs have to wait for now.
I know it’s a joke but what is the banana boat reference? Great videos Devin!
Kelly
Back in the day there was a mothership that would berth in the Biloxi Marsh and their runabouts were yellow in color. They looked like bananas. Ever since I've always called them banana boats.
@@LAFishBlog those mothership boats have been THICK out there in the biloxi marsh lately.
The fassbender edit 😂
thank you lol
Was that the same banana boat that passed by you all three times
There were different occupants.
Could you have anchored closer to shore, in order to deter those boats from cutting through?
If I could have, I would have.
On the topic of the mothership boats. Cause when I see them I always go home and google the ship names. Has anyone ever seen the price to take one of those charters? It’s like $10k+ for 2 days for like 10-12 people. The tenders don’t have trolling motors, which I can’t imagine fishing without one nowadays. Most of the ones I’ve seen are run out of Mississippi. I know they have to purchase louisiana licenses but since they primarily fish louisiana waters, it would be nice if we received more benefit from them coming into our waters, like tax revenue from their fuel purchases and such. I guess they run out of Mississippi because MS has invested in their public marinas and infrastructure whereas louisianas public launches are used as a dumping ground for old boats. Not to mention the everyday trash everywhere. The people doing those charters I’d imagine are usually inexperienced boaters, but the ones I’ve spoken to in passing were polite. Seems like a fun trip for out of town fisherman with money to spend. Some of those motherships are like mini cruise liners, beautiful cabins and such. Idk just my thoughts
Can someone explain what the banana boat and mother ship thing is?
Guide service with live aboard to stay on for a couple days (mother ship) with small dinghy boats (banana boats) to fish from. Those people may be from out of town or don't fish much. Chances are they had no clue what they were doing. Just gotta be patient these days so many people on the water...... it's frustrating.
Dustin beat me to it. He's correct: there's a mothership that stays in the marsh and it's used as a home base for small, dingy-like craft like what you saw in the video.
Why has Louisiana not changed their Speck numbers? 25 at 12 inches? Why? Why not cut that down to 10 and increase the size to15 or 16. Let them get mature and breed a couple seasons.
Are you alive? Are you okay? Did you retire? I miss your videos.
must have been a weekend heh
It was a Monday
Are you ok?😮
Where’s the new redfish videos man😢
Are you making videos anymore?
Theirs shrimp going through their
That's correct!
JUST THINK YOU WOULD HAVE DAM NEAR ZERO KEEPERS WITH THE NEW 13'' SIZE RULES...
I love your videos and I want to watch them but the cuts with the beeps every 5 seconds make it hard to watch. Love your videos and not trying to hate, just something to think about
It's an industry-standard effect used to indicate some significant amount of time has passed in order to push the story along. TV Networks and UA-camrs with million plus subs use it. Thanks for watching.
bird fishing for novice
R u alive?
#23 was not lucky. I’m not an expert but I’m saying zero chance of survival
Fish that have been through far worse have survived to be caught again. I'm sure that trout is fine.
What a bunch of clowns in the banana boats. I don’t wish this evil lightly, but, i hope they caught sail cats all day and stepped on a Lego when they got home. I know that’s harsh, apologies for the anger lol😂
Gotta kinda wonder though, did they do it intentionally knowingly you and others would get frustrated and leave? War of attrition? Dark mind games on the water. Just odd same boats in same area. Cheaper to run banana boats over you casting than move big boat and find new spot?
Those little tenders come from the mothership boats. They do not have trolling motors. I’d be surprised to hear they even have anchors lol. Also, do those charter companies verify that the operators have passed the boaters safety course? Probably not.
@@dixie3087 right that’s what i am saying. Mothership has paying customers right? They find decent spot, stake it out. Keep little boats running and aggravate people enough to make them leave the spot. Not enough to cross the legal line and harass, just run over your fishing zone enough for you to leave.
I must say brother it’s cringe seeing those 12inch keepers. And this is coming from a Texan , them thangs tiny man!!what’s yas slot red regulations?
Go look at Surferdude7's comment. With that said, I catch big trout, too. They weren't being targeted in this video. Watch other videos for that. Thank you.
So strange being from Texas and watching Louisiana trout fishing.
Aye bruh down hea in lafourche parish we shoot @ tha banana boaters, only way to fix em is 2 get rid of em