Speckled Trout, Redfish & a Full Day on the Water
Speckled trout and slot redfish are the foundation of Cocodrie inshore fishing, and this is the trip that puts you right in the middle of it. Captain Aaron works the outer bays, the nearshore islands, the marsh edges, and everything in between depending on conditions. Some mornings he is on trout in 10 minutes from the dock. Other days the reds are on the beach or deep in the marsh. He goes where the fish are.
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Eight hours on the water with all gear, bait, and fish cleaning included. You bring food, drinks, and your fishing license. The rest is handled.
Target Species
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Speckled Trout (Spotted Sea Trout) — the primary target year round, great table fare and hard fighters in shallow water
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Redfish (Red Drum) — slot reds in the bays and marsh
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Sheepshead — especially productive in spring around nearshore structure
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Black Drum — common in the bays and around hard bottom
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Flounder — targeted when conditions and season are right
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Pompano — fast, fun, and outstanding table fare
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White Trout — frequent bonus catch on inshore trips
Tour Details
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Price: 1-2 anglers $750 | 3 anglers $850 | 4 anglers $1,000 | 5 anglers $1,200
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Deposit: $200 to hold your date
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Max Anglers: 5
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Duration: 8 hours
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What's Included: Rods, reels, tackle, live bait, fish cleaning and bagging
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What to Bring: Food and drinks for the trip. Louisiana Saltwater Fishing License — purchase in advance at the Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries website.
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Availability: 365 days a year
Who This Trip Is For
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Families and first-timers looking for a fun, action-packed day on the water
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Serious anglers who want a full box of quality trout and reds
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Groups of up to 5 on a single private boat
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Anyone who wants variety and consistent action across the species Cocodrie is known for
Fishing Techniques
Captain Aaron primarily fishes live bait using slip corks and double rigs depending on depth and structure. Slip corks let him target a specific zone in the water column, keeping the bait off the bottom and out of trouble. Light tackle spinning gear throughout.
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