lake bistineau

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has scheduled another drawdown of Lake Bistineau in Webster, Bossier, and Bienville parishes

The Giant Salvinia issue continues to be the devil incarnate for all those who enjoy their time on Lake Bistineau

Giant salvinia is growing so rapidly in Lake Bistineau this year that the LDWF has scheduled an 8 foot drawdown to begin on May 1, 2017.

The date has been set for the 3rd Annual St. Jude Bass Tournament on Lake Bistineau!

Approximately 6:40 am this morning, a local duck hunter on Lake Bistineau discovered a female clinging to a cypress tree screaming for help.

This is the story of how my uncle and a family friend unclogged the drain in my lake cabin's shower...with a shotgun.

When I was a kid, my parents had a cabin on Lake Bistineau near what was Cryer's Camp (it's called Our Place now). I was raised right there on the water as we spent nearly every weekend down there visiting my grandmother and aunts and uncles that lived there. Countless hours were spent fishing, building forts in the woods with my friends, and getting into whatever I could find as a young explorer. Recently, Lake Bistineau has suffered some hardships and it still hasn't come back to the former glory it once had.

Residents around Lake Bistineau should expect the draw down on the lake to begin today.

Toledo Bend is the only lake to be named Bassmaster's Best Bass Lake for a second time!

For those of us who enjoy Lake Bistineau, we're well aware it's been dealt some rough blows over the last couple years.

As many residents in the area are still dealing with flood waters, some criminals are taking advantage of their misfortune, and The Bossier Parish Sheriff's Office needs your help to stop them.

When Spring is in the air in Northwest Louisiana the boats are on the water. The fish are biting and even those who only fish a few times each year, know that now is the time to go!