Louisiana Deep Sea Fishing
Taking you where the fish are!
Calendar
2011 Best Fishing Days
- January 4–19
- February 2–18
- March 4–19
- April 3–17
- May 3–17
- June 1–15
- July 1–15
- August 28–September 12
- September 27–October 11
- October 26–November 10
- November 25–December 10
- December 24–31
The Sun, Moon, tides, and weather all influence fish activity. For example, fish tend to feed more at sunrise and sunset. During a full moon, tides are higher than average and fish tend to feed more.
However, most of us go fishing when we can get the time off, not because it is the best time!
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Calendar developed and supported by Kieran O'Shea
Best Times for deap sea Fishing in Louisiana
- One hour before and one hour after high tides, and one hour before and one hour after low tides. Inland, the times for high tides correspond with the times when the Moon is due south. Low tides are halfway between high tides.
- During the “morning rise” (after sunup for a spell) and the “evening rise” (just before sundown and the hour or so after).
- When the barometer is steady or on the rise. (But even during stormy periods, the fish aren’t going to give up feeding. The smart fisherman will find just the right bait.)
- When there is a hatch of flies—caddis flies or mayflies, commonly. (The fisherman will have to match his fly with the hatching flies or go fishless.)
- When the breeze is from a westerly quarter rather than from the north or east.
- When the water is still or rippled, rather than during a wind.