Toombs Adventures

06/20/2025

Night bowfishing in Lafitte, Louisiana has been heating up! With the calm summer nights rolling in, visibility is prime and the action has been steady. Local marshes, canals, and backwater flats are lit up and full of targets, giving anglers an exciting shot-after-shot experience.

The most common species showing up in the lights right now are gar, sheepshead, flounder, and freshwater drum. Mullet and carp are also cruising in good numbers, especially along grassy banks and muddy flats. Most shots are within 10–15 feet, and the water clarity has been solid thanks to light winds and low tides.

This week’s top tides are late evening outgoing, and the bite starts picking up just after sundown. Clear LED rigs are doing great for spotting fish early, and airboats are gliding smoothly across the shallows without much traffic. If you’re looking for nonstop action with a bow in your hands and a cooler full by midnight, now’s the time to book a night in Lafitte.

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05/14/2025

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05/14/2025

Had an engine failure, but the Arkansas boys still got it done on one motor.

02/02/2025

Well folks, Duck season 24/25 has come to a close and we’re back in the swing of things for bowfishing. Books are back open to start reservations. Went out last night for a quick little scout trip, the fish are in healthy numbers despite the hard freeze we had a few weeks ago. We did see quite a few fish that did not make it from the freeze, but absolutely did not affect the numbers of fish seen last night. There’s no shortage of redfish, just a shortage of people that know how to locate them.

01/21/2025

Anyone wanna go bowfish tonight. I’m honestly curious how it would be out there.

12/18/2024

Winter bowfishing in southeast Louisiana can definitely be challenging. Almost can guarantee that the water will be low and dirty this time of year, which makes the fish a bit harder to see, but the fish are in good numbers! We use laser pointers to help you locate the fish in the water, but its in your hands to put the fish in the boat. We cant shoot them for you! Anytime can be a good time to come on out and have a good time, but if you’re looking for a “meat haul” to fill the freezer, you’ll have to be able to have some eagle eyes to see the fish in the dirtier water, and also gonna need some Robin Hood skills to hit the fish. Our clients tonight had the skills necessary to get an early limit on their redfish, and then we moved locations and got some bonus catfish on the remaining time of their charter.