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Anybody know any good spots to go?
Looking for fairly primitive, somewhat secluded, and preferably by water.
Looking for fairly primitive, somewhat secluded, and preferably by water.
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Lots of places like Chicot, Kitsatchie, Toledo Bend, Poverty Point, etc. If you don't need things like electric and toilets, try a BLM site.
Will definitely look up Chicot. Thanks.Chicot State Park has some really great 'backcountry' spots. You have to stop at the station and get a permit. But then you can park your car in a lot and hike out a mile or so with your gear to these nice and secluded spots, directly on peninsulas on the lake. My wife and I had an awesome time and it was just what we wanted in terms of primitive camping and feeling at least some distance from others. The only issue we had was people who were frogging in boats at night near our area. But even then it wasn't bad.
If you aren't completely restricted to land id recommend cat or ship island.
I haven't been out to horn lately but I want to say it's probably not doable by kayak (I've gone on camping trips to cat on kayak twice and ship is right across from it).
Anyway, great fishing and hiking as long as the weather cooperates.
If you aren't completely restricted to land id recommend cat or ship island.
I haven't been out to horn lately but I want to say it's probably not doable by kayak (I've gone on camping trips to cat on kayak twice and ship is right across from it).
Anyway, great fishing and hiking as long as the weather cooperates.