Fly Fishing the Louisiana Coast: A Complete Guide to Tactics & Techniques, From Lake Charles to the

Cooper Jr., Pete

ISBN 10: 0881506656 / ISBN 13: 9780881506655

Published by Countryman Press, 2004

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Fly Fishing the Louisiana Coast: A Complete Guide to Tactics & Techniques, From Lake Charles to the
• Publisher: Countryman Press
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0881506656
• ISBN 13: 9780881506655
• Binding: paperback
• Condition: New
• Weight: 15 ounces

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Synopsis

A complete guide to fly fishing and visiting the hundreds of miles of bayous, coastlines, and the Mississippi River Delta.

Great fishing in great settings with great people and great food, too! Where else can you catch tarpon, eat authentic jambalaya, and dance to zydeco, all in one day? This is the first, and definitive, guide to saltwater fly fishing in Louisiana-inshore, coastal, and offshore. This where-to, how-to guide's coverage begins on the western edge of Cajun Country, in the Lake Charles region, and extends east to the Mississippi River Delta. Louisiana harbors an amazing range of fish: redfish, specks, flounder, tripletail, cobia, tarpon, crevalle jacks, and Spanish mackerel, even largemouth bass, and the author cues you in to what gear to bring, from rod to fly, and provides essential information on local guides; marinas; sporting goods; outfitters; suggestions for sightseeing on your fishing down time; accommodations, from motels to plantation beds; and venues for authentic regional "good eating" and music.

Many of Louisiana's year-round saltwater opportunities, both offshore and inshore, were developed in the past 10 years. In that time, there's been a growth of fly fishing in the state, and catch-and-release has replaced the ice-chest as a measure of fishing success. Whether you're sight-casting, blind-casting, surfcasting, or casting from your "mud-boat," here's your chance to hook into your biggest fish ever.

Conventioneers and revelers alike in the Big Easy―pack your rod for your next trip, and get out and fish! 40 black-and-white photos, 8 maps

About the Author

Pete Cooper, Jr. has spent the better part of the past 40 years fishing. Elected to the Louisiana Sportsman's Hall of Fame in 2003, Cooper has taught statewide seminars on fly fishing and has published numerous articles in state, regional and national magazines. He is considered a pioneer of saltwater fly fishing in Louisiana. He's held several state fly-fishing records, published almost 500 magazine articles, and is the author of Redfish and Fly Fishing the Louisiana Coast. He lives in Broussard, LA.