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Slidell, LA 70458 USA
Phone: 504-259-5304
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Ought To Be Fishing Charters
Born and
raised on the marshes, bayous and bays of southeast Louisiana, there
are few people who know more about catching fish than Capt. Kerry
Audibert, Jr. The New Orleans native spent much of his youth exploring the
vast regions near his family’s camp on Cox Bay, on the east
side of the Mississippi River in lower Plaquemines Parish.
Thinking back on his early years he cannot remember many times when he
was not holding a rod and reel. In the prolific estuaries here there
was never any problem catching limits of speckled trout, redfish,
flounder and other species. He learned the fundamentals from his father
and uncles, who are serious veteran anglers. And at the age of 10
Audibert was allowed to take his father’s 17-foot boat to
fish the nearby waters.
Several years later he purchased his first boat and ventured even
further out into other areas. Each day on the water was a new learning
experience. He quickly realized that he was surrounded by an aquatic
paradise that is worldly renown as the lower Mississippi River Delta.
This is a particularly amazing region that some say is rivaled by only
two other places in the world - the Nile and Amazon basins.“I now know why they call it Sportsman’s Paradise,” Audibert said. “I’ve been very fortunate to have grown up here. I have no doubt Breton Sound produces speckled trout like no other coastal estuary in south Louisiana.”
Consistency in the numbers and sizes of speckled trout caught here are what sets Breton Sound apart from the rest of the state.
Audibert has taken his game to the next level by establishing Ought To Be
Fishing Charters (504) 259-5304. He specializes in putting
customers on speckled trout, arguably the most popular species in the
Gulf South. And with a sprawling region such as Breton Sound, finding
and catching limits of specks has never been a problem. Customers can
also target tackle-busting redfish from the marsh interiors to the
countless rigs and gas platforms in the open waters of the bays.
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