03-30-2004, 04:32 AM
This is from Field and Stream
Louisiana
State record: 15 pounds 15.52 ounces, Greg Wiggins, 2/94, Caney Lake
Best water: Caney Lake. “It’s produced most of the top 10 bass in the state. It has good balance and is still a relatively new lake.”—Gary Tilyou, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Contact: Caney Lake Marina, 318-249-2665
Sleeper: John Kelley– Grand Bayou Reservoir. “It’s newer than Caney, and usually you get that phenomenon [of big bass] in a new lake. It hasn’t gotten hot yet, but it should be real soon.”
Contact: Nichols Sporting Goods, 318-932-5278
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Louisiana
State record: 15 pounds 15.52 ounces, Greg Wiggins, 2/94, Caney Lake
Best water: Caney Lake. “It’s produced most of the top 10 bass in the state. It has good balance and is still a relatively new lake.”—Gary Tilyou, Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries
Contact: Caney Lake Marina, 318-249-2665
Sleeper: John Kelley– Grand Bayou Reservoir. “It’s newer than Caney, and usually you get that phenomenon [of big bass] in a new lake. It hasn’t gotten hot yet, but it should be real soon.”
Contact: Nichols Sporting Goods, 318-932-5278
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