New Orleans USA Feb 2 2016:Visitors and locals are all over in the French Quarter’s streets of New Orleans. People are celebrating and partying while enjoying the street music. This is an ongoing life style . There are a lot of talented artists in the city. Selecting where to stay in New Orleans is akin to choosing a dish from the city’s vast culinary spread – the…
City of New Orleans at sunset 1. Embark on an Adventure with Whiskey Bayou Charters For an unforgettable experience in New Orleans, Whiskey Bayou Charters offers a unique adventure. Located in Delacroix, LA, just 45 minutes from downtown New Orleans, this inshore fishing charter service is led by Captain Joe Ezell. His passion for fishing dates…
Mardi Gras is synonymous with New Orleans, and it’s one of the most famous celebrations in the world. With its vibrant parades, intricate costumes, lively music, and rich traditions, Mardi Gras is an unforgettable experience for locals and visitors alike. This annual festival, also known as Fat Tuesday, marks the last day before the Christian…
Inshore saltwater fishing is not just an activity; it’s an experience. Whether you’re a seasoned angler or someone peering from the sidelines, the allure of the saltwater realm is undeniable. From the tranquil bays to bustling estuaries, every trip promises a new adventure. If you’re beginning, here’s a detailed guide to help you navigate these…
Setting the Scene As a charter captain operating in the heart of Delacroix, LA, I’ve witnessed firsthand the ebb and flow of our beloved red drum (or redfish) populations. Recently, the debate on reducing redfish catches has intensified, and it’s not just a matter of conservation—it directly impacts our livelihood and the experiences we offer…
New Orleans is famous for its vibrant culture, lively music scene, and rich history, but it’s also a gateway to some of the most beautiful and diverse wildlife habitats in the country. From sprawling swamps and wetlands to coastal marshes and wildlife refuges, the area surrounding New Orleans is teeming with fascinating flora and fauna….
Fishing Report: A Week of Unexpected Targets and Thrilling Catches Date: 10/10/23 – 10/16/23 Location: South, near reefs and islands. Species Encountered: Speckled Trout Bull Reds White Trout Big Black Drum Jacks Report: Our enthusiastic crew expressed a keen interest in trout in a week that deviated from our usual pursuits, leading us on two…
Located deep in the heart of St. Bernard Parish, Delacroix Island is a hidden gem for anglers and outdoor enthusiasts seeking to experience the untouched beauty of Louisiana’s coastal wetlands. Famous for its world-class fishing, scenic bayous, and rich cultural history, Delacroix offers the perfect escape for anyone looking to connect with nature. Whether you’re…
In August 2005, Hurricane Katrina struck the Gulf Coast, leaving an incredible mark on New Orleans and its surrounding areas. The Category 5 storm caused catastrophic flooding, widespread devastation, and loss of life, making it one of the most destructive natural disasters in U.S. history. Nearly two decades later, the effects of Hurricane Katrina are…
Located just a short drive from New Orleans, St. Bernard Parish is a destination rich in history, culture, and natural beauty. Often overlooked by travelers heading to the Big Easy, St. Bernard offers a quieter, more authentic Louisiana experience. St. Barnard Parish is a must-visit for those looking to explore Louisiana’s lesser-known treasures, from historic…
626 Florissant Hwy. Saint Bernard, Louisiana 70085
