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The Lake Charles Chapter of the Coastal Conservation Association of Louisiana in cooperation with CITGO will host the 23rd Annual Trout ShootOut on Saturday, June 7th, at Calcasieu Point Landing in Lake Charles. The shootout entry fee is $25 with all participants required to be members in good standing with CCA. Fishing times last from 5:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.. Weigh in starts at 9:00 a.m.. All participants must weigh in or be in line to weigh their fish in by 3:00 pm.. “Calcasieu Point is such a great venue to hold a catch & release tournament. Its proximity to Big Lake helps keep a lot of these trout alive. Elaine Huck and her staff do such an outstanding job catering to all the anglers,” said Chas Drost, Lake Charles CCA Chapter President. “The Aquarium of the America’s will also be on site to help with the tagging & releasing of the live trout. It’s neat to see them working with a tank full of live trout.” The catch-and-release format tournament encourages all anglers to weigh live trout at the official scale and then return the fish to water. All fish weighed alive will receive an 8 oz. bonus to their official weight. |
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 CCA Louisiana and RFRI team up to bring you the Delta Trout Shootout on June 14th at Delta Marina in Empire, LA.
Teams consist of one to five members per boat in search for the two heaviest speckled trout for a $7500 purse. All competitors must be members in good standing with CCA. The tournament starts with a pre-tournament check in from 4 p.m. – 7 p.m. on Friday, June 13th with a captain’s meeting to follow at 7 p.m.. Teams can launch the following morning from any location. Open weigh in begins at 1:30 p.m.. All teams must be checked in to weigh in by 3:30 p.m.. Simply click here for the complete rules and an entry form. Download the pdf files, print it out and fax it to the CCA office to secure your entry. See you on the water. |
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 CCA Louisiana maintains this arena to facilitate your quick communication to your state senator and state representative on issues important to Louisiana anglers.
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