Louisiana hunters got their first chance Thursday to apply for a new recreational alligator hunt authorized by a state law passed earlier this year, expanding access to a harvest historically cond
The Review/John Flores
Eli shoots his .410 shotgun at the St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Office Range.
Eli shoots a .22 caliber single action handgun.
A number of years ago, I took my grandson Gabriel, now 25, to the St. Mary Parish Sheriff’s Department shooting range. More specifically, it was a Saturday in August.
The Review/John K. Flores
Jason Flores shows a stringer of bass caught during an August summer morning in the marsh.
The author holds an East Cote Blanch Bay redfish.
By JOHN K. FLORES
As part of America's 250th anniversary celebration, the Louisiana Department of Wildlife & Fisheeries executive staff was honored in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday at the U.S.
The Review/John Flores
John Flores with a bass caught in the area affected by new fishing regulations.
Jean Lake of Houma holds two crappie she caught.
Writer John K. Flores shows off another big bass.
Some years ago, my wife and I were fishing in the Atchafalaya Basin. More specifically, across Flat Lake in Bear Bayou.
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