Heating Up
Technique: Small jigs, shiners, and slow presentations around structure, brush tops, and shaded banks.
Hotspot: Amite River cuts, backwater pockets, and deeper structure near moving water.
Local Intel & Forecast
A quick-glance local fishing dashboard for river levels, tide movement, weather notes, what’s biting, customer catches, and trip planning around the Amite River.
Local River & Tide Data
Check river stage, flow, and rising or falling water before you head out.
View River GaugeWatch tide movement and water changes to better time bayou, marsh, and river trips.
View Tide ChartWeather & Marine
What’s Biting
Local bite updates help anglers see what species are active, what bait is working, and where the action is heating up.
Heating Up
Technique: Small jigs, shiners, and slow presentations around structure, brush tops, and shaded banks.
Hotspot: Amite River cuts, backwater pockets, and deeper structure near moving water.
Strong Bite
Technique: Crickets, worms, and small hooks near grass lines, docks, and shallow cover.
Hotspot: Canals, quiet banks, shaded edges, and backwater areas off the Amite.
Steady
Technique: Texas rigs, frogs, spinnerbaits, and shiners worked around laydowns and structure.
Hotspot: Amite River cuts, backwater banks, shaded laydowns, and current breaks.