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Bream & lake runners have been known to hang around the bridge supports
Stay left here
A few large trees have fallen in the water; a perfect hiding spot for sac-a-lait
Bass like to chase minnows hiding by the fallen trees
When the times are just right bass will school by this small cut
The water is a little deeper here
Look for the osprey nests
Look for the fish in the current lines when the water is moving
The big ones patrol the deeper water of the bends
Many redfish have been pulled from this spot
Shallow water – a good spot to pull kayak on to grass bed & take a dip

BAYOU FACTS

Gators can be seen anywhere along the route but they are seen more on the second half.

Big Mama moves once a year.

Turtles can be seen out on logs all along the route.

The Blue Heron can escort you down the tour from the beginning to the end.

Gar can be rambunctious and bump your boat. Don’t worry. It’s not a gator.

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Lake Pontchartrain is made up of brackish water; a combination of salt and fresh water. It contains more salt than fresh water, but not as much as seawater.

Look for Big Mama, our resident alligator

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