If you like watching fast boats, you don’t want to miss the Deep South Racing Association’s Battle on the Bonne this weekend on Ramp Road on Lake D’Arbonne in Farmerville. Racers from all over the South will be there. Races will begin between 10-11 a.m. each day. It’s $5 per person to get in with … Continue reading
This spring when some of our state leaders could find nothing better than closing swimming pools at our State Parks to help fix the budget, many parks just padlocked the gates and locked taxpayers out. Not the Lake D’Arbonne State Park between Farmerville and Bernice. Union Parishes mayors, other elected officials, groups like the Union … Continue reading
As hot as it is this time of year, it’s good to get close to the water and stay in the shade as much as possible. How can you do that and have loads of fun enjoying Nature? We’ll let local canoe and kayak enthusiast Stephanie Hermann take over today’s blog, fill you in on … Continue reading
WikiPedia doesn’t know everything. See below: “Caviar is a delicacy consisting of salt-cured fish-eggs of the Acipendseridae family. The roe can be “fresh” or pasteurized (pasteurization reduces its culinary and economic value). Traditionally, the term caviar refers only to roe from wild sturgeon in the Caspain region (Beluga, Ossetra and Sevruga caviars). Depending on the … Continue reading
It’s 100 degrees in the shade. The nearest hunting season is for doves and is months away. And I haven’t even thought about football yet (okay, maybe a little). And what’s the hottest outdoor topic in Union Parish the next couple of weeks? Turkeys. That’s because it is time for the 19th annual Hunting Heritage … Continue reading
Today, I borrow an open letter from the Facebook page of Reverend Franklin Graham to all the candidates of every party in the upcoming Presidential Election. Truer words were never spoken. These actions were never needed more: An open letter to the 2016 presidential candidates: Jeb Bush , Dr. Ben Carson, Lincoln Chafee, Governor Chris … Continue reading
There’s an important event coming to Lake D’Arbonne on Saturday, Sept. 26. It’s the LDWF Agent Scott Bullitt Benefit Big Bass tournament. Agent Bullitt was seriously injured when he was shot in the line of duty in May. Not only is he a veteran enforcement agent who protects and serves, he is also an avid … Continue reading
I don’t normally plan crappie fishing trips five months ahead, but then again, this is no normal crappie fishing trip. I’ve got this one marked on the calendar. Doc Waldo of crappie.com fame has already set the date for the annual crappie.com north Louisiana Fall get together on Lake D’Arbonne for the crappie.com guys and … Continue reading
Hey, George, it won’t crank. No problem. Just shoot some a dat redneck ether up in there and I’ll fire her up:
I’ve never seen Lake D’Arbonne look bad, but it looked really, really good late this weekend when my wife and I returned home after a 24-day road trip touring up through the mountains, though many of the historic places where this great nation was first planned, fought for and founded, then back down the East … Continue reading