Fishing in Cameron Parish, Louisiana
86 public waters in the Acadiana & South Louisiana region — 47 lakes/reservoirs and 39 rivers. Every one is public water fishable on a Louisiana licence.
Lakes & Reservoirs
- Sabine Lake
57,050 acres · 5 species
- Calcasieu Lake
45,365 acres · 5 species
- Grand Lake
42,993 acres · 13 species
- Black Lake
14,286 acres · 5 species
- West Cove Lake
9,376 acres · 5 species
- Lake Arthur
6,021 acres · 5 species
- Mud Lake
5,487 acres · 5 species
- Five Lakes
5,291 acres · 5 species
- Coilicon Lake
2,909 acres · 8 species
- Lake Misere
2,724 acres · 5 species
- Willow Lake
1,919 acres · 5 species
- Grassy Lake
1,504 acres · 5 species
- Long Lake
1,058 acres · 5 species
- Catfish Lake
1,035 acres · 8 species
- Round Lake
1,029 acres · 5 species
- Brown Lake
920 acres · 5 species
- Oyster Lake
732 acres · 5 species
- Alligator Lake
720 acres · 5 species
- Deep Lake
679 acres · 5 species
- Little Lake Misere
632 acres · 5 species
- Latania Lake
621 acres · 8 species
- Little Pecan Lake
572 acres · 8 species
- Turtle Lake
400 acres · 5 species
- Price Lake
383 acres · 5 species
- Blackfish Lake
379 acres · 5 species
- Lake Benoit
311 acres · 8 species
- Lake Le Bleu
310 acres · 5 species
- Wild Cow Lake
270 acres · 5 species
- Miller Lake
257 acres · 5 species
- Snake Lake
243 acres · 8 species
- Grand Lac L'Huit Lake
238 acres · 5 species
- South Backridge Lake
225 acres · 8 species
- Browns Lake
224 acres · 5 species
- Blue Lake
154 acres · 5 species
- Portie Lake
130 acres · 8 species
- Little Catfish Lake
94 acres · 8 species
- Dore Lake
93 acres · 5 species
- Vincent Lake
68 acres · 5 species
- Devils Lake
68 acres · 8 species
- The Narrows Lake
65 acres · 5 species
- Tolan Lake
58 acres · 5 species
- Teal Lake
55 acres · 5 species
- Lake Monzelum
51 acres · 8 species
- Sturlese Lake
20 acres · 5 species
- North Backridge Lake
19 acres · 8 species
- Floating Lake
16 acres · 8 species
- Claibert Lake
12 acres · 5 species
Rivers
Louisiana Fishing Licence
Since the 2022 licence overhaul, one Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheries resident Fishing License (about $17) covers every public water in the state, fresh and salt. The non-resident annual is about $68, with short-term non-resident trips sold. Louisiana has no freshwater trout and no trout stamp. Louisiana residents 60 and older buy a reduced-price Senior licence, residents born before 1 June 1940 are exempt, and anglers under 18 fish free. Buy at wlf.louisiana.gov.
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