• Large Redfish caught during a fishing trip
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SHALLOW SOUTH

LOUISIANA FLY FISHING & LIGHT TACKLE CHARTERS

Shallow South is a fly fishing and light tackle charter company operating in the marshes of Southeastern Louisiana in and around the New Orleans area. Louisiana, also known as Sportsman’s Paradise, is a year-round fishery with a wide variety of species to target, although we focus primarily on sight-fishing for redfish. Below are links to descriptions of flats fishing opportunities in each season. 

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Fisherman with his catch during Fall fishing trip
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LATEST REPORTS 

Man displays the capture from a February fishing trip
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February

As usual during February the weather has been somewhat an issue.  But as usual when the weather was good the fishing was good.  February is still considered prime time for big Redfish in the marsh.  The water is still clear and the big…
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Two fishermen pose during one of their trips
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Trophy Sheepshead

In November the Louisiana Marsh is known for having big red fish. But Mile Haines couldn't pass up the opportunity and made a great cast on this trophy sheepshead while it was tailing for crabs. - Captain Jim Dietz  
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redfish pushing up to a popper fly
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December Fly Fishing Highlights

Starting from the top... Cindy came down and for the 3rd year in a row, nailed some great fishing.  This time was especially good timing because we were fishing the redbone, which is a non profit tournament held to raise money for cystic…
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SPONSORS

 
Red color logo of Hatch Outdoors
The logo of Costa, a sponsor of the fishing trips
The logo of East Cape boat manufacturers
The logo of Rio Fly Lines, a sponsor of the trips

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We would love to hear from you! We are often out on the water and out of phone range, but please drop us a line and we will get back in touch with you as soon as possible!
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