30 Take it Outside Poverty Point Reservoir State Park Bayou Segnette State Park North Toledo Bend State Park Fishing Jimmie Davis State Park This rural getaway on the shores of Caney Creek Reservoir features a unique layout that guarantees you’re never more than a skipping-stone’s throw away from the water. The fattest largemouth bass and redear sunfish in state history were landed here. Toledo Bend Reservoir resembles a (crappie). No boat? No problem. They’re available for rent. The park also features a boat launch, boat shed, bathhouse and three large fishing piers. Poverty Point Reservoir State Park Poverty Point Reservoir offers 2,700 acres of fishing galore. The North Marina Complex features a boat launch, marina with 48 covered boat slips, fishing pier and fish cleaning station. Keep an eye out for the wildlife, as the park sits along the Mississippi Flyway, one of the continental U.S.’s main migratory bird routes. One of the state’s shyest friends, the Louisiana black bear, has also been spotted here. North and South Toledo Bend State Parks freshwater ocean, large enough that there are two State Parks on its banks. In addition to fishing, hiking and biking trails wind throughout the parks, with hills that are perfect for sunset photography. Lake Bruin State Park Lake Bruin, a haven for watersports fanatics and anglers alike, is teeming with largemouth bass and sac-à-lait Stay up to date on the latest State Parks news by visiting LAStateParks.com . Learn more about Louisiana Historic Sites at LAStateParks.com/louisiana-historic-sites LouisianaTravel.com
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