Louisiana Lakes

185,000 acres

One of the largest reservoirs in the South and a legendary trophy bass fishery. Toledo Bend straddles the Louisiana-Texas border and consistently produces double-digit largemouth. Known for its timber-filled coves and deep main-lake structure.

5,000 acres

Home of the current Louisiana state largemouth bass record (15.97 lbs, Greg Wiggins, 1994). Caney Lake is a clear, deep reservoir in Claiborne Parish known for producing exceptionally large bass. A must-fish destination for any trophy angler.

2,200 acres

A legendary trophy bass lake in Morehouse Parish. Bussey Brake has produced some of the biggest largemouth bass in Louisiana history and is widely regarded as one of the top trophy bass fisheries in the state.

15,250 acres

A large reservoir in Union Parish with excellent bass fishing. Lake D'Arbonne features a mix of timber, grass, and open water that holds quality largemouth bass throughout the year.

2,700 acres

A relatively young reservoir in Franklin Parish that has quickly established itself as a top trophy bass fishery. Poverty Point regularly produces fish in the 8–10 lb range and has excellent catch rates.

14,000 acres

A scenic cypress lake in Bossier and Red River parishes. Lake Bistineau is known for its beautiful cypress-tupelo swamp habitat and quality largemouth bass fishing in a classic Louisiana setting.

26,000 acres

Shared with Texas, Caddo Lake is one of the largest natural lakes in the South and a historic trophy bass fishery. Its maze of bayous, cypress trees, and lily pads creates ideal habitat for giant largemouth.

900,000 acres

The largest river swamp in North America. The Atchafalaya Basin is a vast network of bayous, lakes, and swamps that holds enormous largemouth bass. Fishing the Basin requires local knowledge but rewards anglers with some of the most unique trophy bass fishing in the country.

6,400 acres

A clear, deep reservoir in Claiborne Parish near Homer. Lake Claiborne is a consistent producer of quality largemouth bass and offers excellent structure fishing along its rocky banks and timber.

26,000 acres

A unique natural lake in LaSalle Parish that fluctuates dramatically with seasonal water levels. When conditions are right, Catahoula Lake produces outstanding largemouth bass fishing in a wild, natural setting.

3,000 acres

A scenic oxbow lake in Tensas Parish formed by a former bend of the Mississippi River. Lake Bruin is known for quality bass fishing in a beautiful natural setting with excellent water clarity.

10,000 acres

A large, shallow lake in Natchitoches and Red River parishes. Black Lake is a productive bass fishery with extensive grass beds and shallow flats that hold quality largemouth throughout the year.