Myrtle GroveThe Fishing Edge: Myrtle Grove The Myrtle Grove area has one of the most diverse areas for fishing in the Louisiana coastal marshes. Winter time fishing is a great producer for the area, but it also offers a good fishing during the entire year. It shows shallow reefs, islands and peninsulas that dot the whole area. The area is usually defined by Bayou DuPont on the west and Wilkerson Bayou (not canal) by Lake Hermitage (Perez) on the east. The Myrtle

and the old island now also a reef on the west side of Bay L’Ours

westward to Lake Laurier and northward to Caminada Bay and to Hackberry Bay and Mud Lake

and Lacombe areas

The Captain Paul’s Fishing Edge of GPS Waypoints will give you an edge in navigating and fishing the Vermillion Bay area

In the northern part of Barataria Bay I indicated that waypoint

The Edge files are NOT brand name interchangeable so be sure to make the correct GPS selection

Bayou Hasouse (Bayou Sue)

There are locations along the Calcasieu Ship Channel where canals and natural cuts link the Waterway and the Lake and the jetties of the Channel at the Gulf of Mexico are shown

MRGO to Bayou Terre Boeufs includes these and many other prime locations

The Captain Paul’s Fishing Edge of GPS Waypoints will give you an edge in navigating and fishing the entire area

Waypoint locations and include areas around Boy Scout Rd and Turtle and Cane and Liberty Bayous

The Big Branch Edge covers the area north of Lake Pontchartrain from Cane Bayou the Irish Bayou area