How To Have A Perfect Day Fishing and Cooking Your Catch with Outside The Levees and my724outdoors.com!
Go out with the kids and catch some fish from the bank! Crappie, bluegill, shell cracker… it does not matter. Take them home and show the kids how to prepare and cook the delicious fish you caught. THIS is a perfect day! Enjoy the video.
Catching crappie, locally known as sac-a-lait, in Louisiana is a rewarding experience for anglers. These fish are abundant in various bodies of water, including rivers, bayous, and canals. In South Louisiana, crappie typically begin to spawn in February, while in North Louisiana, spawning occurs around April, when water temperatures reach 60 to 65°F. To enhance your chances of success, consider fishing in areas with submerged timber or aquatic vegetation, as crappie are often found near these structures. Utilizing small jigs or minnows can be effective, especially when fishing near these structures. Additionally, fishing during early morning or late afternoon hours can increase your chances of a successful catch.
Use a flavorful batter to deep fry your catch and and mmm, mmm, mmm, enjoy!
