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ACBS Bayou Chapter The Bayou Chapter of ACBS was created to enhance the preservation, restoration and enjoyment of all boats in the Gulf area.

Lugger, trawler, cruiser, runabout, skiff, museum built, bateau, pirogue or no boat at all … whatever your preference, the Bayou Chapter was created to enhance the preservation, restoration and enjoyment of all boats in the Gulf area. Formed in January of 2007, the Bayou Chapter is part of the Antique and Classic Boat Society (ACBS) and boasts close to 55 members in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alab

ama. We are very active in the Madisonville Wooden Boat Festival and have quarterly functions for our members at a variety of destinations in the area. Please take the time to look at our upcoming events page, the Captains Blog, our “Scrapbook” of past functions and all of our other pages. If you are currently a member of the Bayou Chapter, enjoy our website and I’m sure we’ll see you on the water soon. If you elect to join our organization, we can promise you will find a warm and welcoming group that stresses informality, boating knowledge and the serious pursuit of boating fun. If you have any questions don’t hesitate to contact us

27/06/2018

Amite River Cruise.

Something to get you through this cold spell!
24/01/2016

Something to get you through this cold spell!

Wooden Boat Festival, courtesy of Hew Hamilton
21/11/2015

Wooden Boat Festival, courtesy of Hew Hamilton

14/10/2013

A fantastic weekend in Madisonville at the LPBMM Wooden Boat Festival! Great weather, great boats, wonderful people! I am SO tired, but SO happy! Thanks to all of the ACBS Bayou Chapter members who were there for making my weekend so gratifying!

21/04/2011
Welcome to the ACBS Bayou Chapter

I've been trying to add pertinent links to our FB page, but somehow forgot to include the most important one: the link to our WEBSITE!!!

Formed in January of 2007, the Bayou Chapter is one of the newest chapters in the Antique and Classic Boat Society (ACBS) and already boasts close to 75 members in Louisiana, Mississippi and Alabama.

21/04/2011
http://techeboatshow.com/

The Desperadeaux crew wasn't able to attend the Bayou Teche Wooden Boat Festival since Captain Mark had us washing her down and painting the bottom for the last few weekends. Looks like we missed a good time! Check out the photos on their website.

We had 28 boats total, that’s 14 over last year’s entries, so we are growing and we’re having more fun than ever. Our participants this year came from Alabama, Mississippi and of course Louisiana, with all manner of boats from pirogues to cruisers and campers.

16/04/2011

Desperadeaux on the hard at Lizard Creek.

16/04/2011

The Gauthier clan is heading to Lizard Creek this morning to bottom paint the Desperadeaux while she's up on the hard. The props are going to Florida to be checked out tomorrow and we hope to be back in the water by the end of the week. The extra coat of paint on the hull has made her shiny!!!

29/03/2011

Here we go! The Bayou Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society now has our very own FaceBook page!

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