Lodging is available at one of many Houma hotels. I will be glad to pick you up at one of these locations on the morning of our trip.

• Comfort Inn Houma - 985-223-8952
• 2120 Industrial Blvd.
• Houma, LA. 70360
• Tell them you are booking with Cajun Fishing Charters and the rate will be $79 a night.

• Howard Johnson Houma - 985-872-2627
• 105 Lamar St.
• Houma, LA. 70360

• Out of state fishermen can buy a 3-day charter passenger fishing license online or by phone. The cost is $8.00 while fishing with a licensed LA. charter captain. (Code # 037)

Non-resident Duck Hunting requires all the following:

• Migratory gamebird  code(139)-$29 per day
• Federal Duck Stamp $15
• When buying licenses on the phone just give the code number from above to the license sales person and it's much easier. You buy the federal duck stamp in your home state.

Call 1-888-765-2602 for license sales or LDWF website, online license sales.

https://www3.wildlifelicense.com/la/start.php

INFORMATION

For hunters and fishermen making day trips, the ducks can be cleaned or brought home with the customers. The fish are brought to a fish cleaner and done on the spot for day-trips or left with him overnight. For multiple day trips, the fish and ducks are cleaned, vacumn packed and stored until your departure with the fish cleaner, who is conveniently located on the way out of town. He charges $.40 a pound rough for cleaning redfish and $.40 per trout, and a small charge for vacumn packing.

WHAT TO BRING FOR DUCK HUNTING TRIPS

• 12 Gauge shotguns with modified chokes.
• 3" magnum loads in size 2's and 4's steel or other non-toxic shot.
• No waders or hip boots needed, just ankle boots or knee boots.
• Rain gear, In case.
• I supply a cooler and ice so just brings drinks and snacks, adult beverages are okay for the fishing after the hunt.
• I supply all fishing poles and tackle but you are welcome to bring your own.

FISHING TRIPS

• Polarized sunglasses, hat and sunscreen.
• Soft sole shoes, no black soles please.
• Ice chest to bring home the fish.
• Camera and small gear bag.
• Snacks and drinks to put in my cooler.