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Greentrout 08-18-2015 07:24 AM

What does the water look like out at the Passes in Venice
 
I'm getting closer to my Road Trip to Venice and was hoping someone could give me a weekend reports in Venice.... How's the water out at the Passes? I'll be primarily targeting Speckled Trout... All tips are appreciated....:grinpimp:

AlexOrtego 08-18-2015 07:33 AM

I imaging plenty people know on this site but probably more would know on LouisianaSportsman

meaux fishing 08-18-2015 07:48 AM

best bet would be on the hull truth. River is probably still too high and you should run to Breton island, Black Bay, or platforms in Breton Sound.

Juciy 08-18-2015 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Greentrout (Post 769193)
I'm getting closer to my Road Trip to Venice and was hoping someone could give me a weekend reports in Venice.... How's the water out at the Passes? I'll be primarily targeting Speckled Trout... All tips are appreciated....:grinpimp:


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capt coonassty 08-18-2015 08:40 AM

You should try giving Capt Hoop a call, he may be able to point you in the right direction.

Also as far as imagery. Look at all the sights every day. One might have a clearer picture.
https://www.esl.lsu.edu/imagery/MODIS/latest/
https://worldview.earthdata.nasa.gov/

Greentrout 08-18-2015 10:31 PM

Thanks Everyone.... Breton Island and the near by platforms are on the Radar.... Weather permitting..... Nothing better than a good Road Trip.... :)


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