Question lafayette fisherman

[swamp snorkler]

Originally Posted by alphaman

Yes that's a haul. 2 1/2 hours

Nice easy ride though, except for a part of 90 around Jenaerette where you looking for the trim switch in your truck because you bouncing so much.

[jsm9437]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

Nice easy ride though, except for a part of 90 around Jenaerette where you looking for the trim switch in your truck because you bouncing so much.

Ha! Gotta trim down to go over that brand new bridge on 90....need trim tabs for the truck huh?

[jpeff31787]

Originally Posted by swamp snorkler

Nice easy ride though, except for a part of 90 around Jenaerette where you looking for the trim switch in your truck because you bouncing so much.

Originally Posted by jsm9437

Ha! Gotta trim down to go over that brand new bridge on 90....need trim tabs for the truck huh?

sad but true lmao

[MattMigues]

I like a boat ride myself but when you're talking fuel, longer truck drive and more fuel to use for fishing. Or just pound VB, trout aren't always there but for the most part redfish are only as far as you want to travel. growing up and living a couple miles south of New Iberia it's like I'm in my backyard.

[Ragin_Cajun]

Franklin bridge. I have a camp in Chauvin and have always had a boat ride before. The drive is much more convenient. The truck is always more reliable than the boat. If you ever had to get towed back to the launch that eats up a day, you will understand! I also think it gives you more range to explore and run if you need to o the water if you truck it .

Just my opinion.

[speck cc]

drive it... too much can happen on the water... safety first!

i'm waiting for it to heat up and then i'll be hitting it hard (dularge)