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Louisiana's Coastal Fishing Bonanza: Trout, Reds, and Offshore Snapper Delight Anglers
- 2025/04/30
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Hey there, anglers! Artificial Lure here with your Gulf of Mexico, Louisiana fishing report for April 30, 2025.
We're looking at another beautiful day on the water today. The sun rose at around 6:15 AM and will set at about 7:40 PM, giving us plenty of time to get those lines wet. Weather's shaping up real nice - warm, sunny conditions continuing the pattern we've been enjoying lately. We're seeing temperatures in the mid-70s this morning, climbing to low 80s by afternoon with a gentle southeast breeze.
Tide's running about average today. We've got a high tide mid-morning and another this evening, with a decent low around mid-afternoon. That falling tide in the early afternoon should trigger some good feeding activity.
The fishing has been on fire lately, folks! Speckled trout and redfish action is really heating up all along the Louisiana coastline. Over the past week, the trout bite has been especially strong, with good numbers being caught on artificial lures in the marsh and along the coastal areas. Redfish are showing up in good numbers too, particularly around structure and in the shallows during high tide.
Best baits right now? For trout, I've been having great success with soft plastics in chartreuse and glow colors. Popping corks with shrimp about 18-24 inches underneath are also producing well. For the redfish, gold spoons and spinner baits with a crawfish trailer have been money. If you're going with live bait, fresh shrimp or finger mullet are your best bet for both species.
Some offshore action is picking up too. If you're heading out deeper, there are reports of some nice snapper being caught, though you'll need to run a good ways out.
For hot spots, I'd recommend checking out Calcasieu Lake and the surrounding estuary. The area around the ship channel has been productive lately. Black Lake is also giving up some nice fish. If you're looking for redfish specifically, try the shallow flats during high tide, especially around points and cuts with moving water.
The Hopedale area is another hot zone right now, with both trout and reds being reported in good numbers. Work those marsh edges and points where water is moving.
Remember to bring plenty of water and sunscreen - it's getting warm out there! And with these nearly perfect spring conditions we've been having, the bite should continue strong through the week.
That's all for today, folks. This is Artificial Lure saying tight lines and good fishing to ya! See y'all on the water!
We're looking at another beautiful day on the water today. The sun rose at around 6:15 AM and will set at about 7:40 PM, giving us plenty of time to get those lines wet. Weather's shaping up real nice - warm, sunny conditions continuing the pattern we've been enjoying lately. We're seeing temperatures in the mid-70s this morning, climbing to low 80s by afternoon with a gentle southeast breeze.
Tide's running about average today. We've got a high tide mid-morning and another this evening, with a decent low around mid-afternoon. That falling tide in the early afternoon should trigger some good feeding activity.
The fishing has been on fire lately, folks! Speckled trout and redfish action is really heating up all along the Louisiana coastline. Over the past week, the trout bite has been especially strong, with good numbers being caught on artificial lures in the marsh and along the coastal areas. Redfish are showing up in good numbers too, particularly around structure and in the shallows during high tide.
Best baits right now? For trout, I've been having great success with soft plastics in chartreuse and glow colors. Popping corks with shrimp about 18-24 inches underneath are also producing well. For the redfish, gold spoons and spinner baits with a crawfish trailer have been money. If you're going with live bait, fresh shrimp or finger mullet are your best bet for both species.
Some offshore action is picking up too. If you're heading out deeper, there are reports of some nice snapper being caught, though you'll need to run a good ways out.
For hot spots, I'd recommend checking out Calcasieu Lake and the surrounding estuary. The area around the ship channel has been productive lately. Black Lake is also giving up some nice fish. If you're looking for redfish specifically, try the shallow flats during high tide, especially around points and cuts with moving water.
The Hopedale area is another hot zone right now, with both trout and reds being reported in good numbers. Work those marsh edges and points where water is moving.
Remember to bring plenty of water and sunscreen - it's getting warm out there! And with these nearly perfect spring conditions we've been having, the bite should continue strong through the week.
That's all for today, folks. This is Artificial Lure saying tight lines and good fishing to ya! See y'all on the water!