Area 4 - Fishing Louisiana

Destination	Parish	Links

Amite River

Blind River	Livingston Parish

Blood River	Livingston

Bogue Chitto River	Washington St. Tammany

Lake Maurepas		The Lake Maurepas Society

Lake Pontchartrain		Fontainebleau State Park

Natalbany River	Livingston - Tangipahoa

Pass Manchac

Pass Rigolets	St. Tammany

Pearl River	Washington - St. Tammany
The Pearl River and its tributaries flow along Louisiana's most eastern boundary. Running through mixed pines, cypress tupelo and marsh, a host of rivers and bayous make up the waterways of the Pearl River Basin. This vast area empties into The Rigolets and Lake Borgne. There are boat ramps located at Bogalusa, Talisheek, the I-59 bridge, ramps off of Hwy. 190, and along U.S. Hwy. 90. A good map of the area is recommended.
Tchefuncte River	St. Tammany, Tangipahoa	Fairview Riverside State Park
The Tchefuncte River is located on the eastern boundary of Tangipahoa Parish. It flows south through St. Tammany Parish and the town of Madisonville before entering Lake Pontchartrain at its north shore. The lower end of the river is suitable for boating and v-hulls and has good access to developed recreation areas. This beautiful cypress lined river is home to largemouth and spotted bass .
Tickfaw River	St. Helena, Livingston	Tickfaw State Park
The Tickfaw River on the north end can be used for float fishing and canoeing with the lower end suitable for boating and v-hulls. There is limited access along the river. The lower end is heavily used by pleasure boaters. The beautiful cypress lined banks holds good numbers of largemouth bass.
University Lake	E. Baton Rouge

Area 4 Back
Amite River	Lake Pontchartrain	Pearl River
Blind River	Natalbany River	Tchefuncte River
Blood River	Pass Manchac	Tickfaw River
Bogue Chitto	Pass Rigolets	University Lake
Lake Maurepas