Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Louisiana Conservationist, Vol. 60: Fall 2007
Being rather small compared to other streams that I have described in these pages, Drake's Creek is not easy to fish. Here, as in any other water of this type, you cannot let the bass know of your presence and still expect to catch them. The stream's tight quarters make that a tough chore, but with stealthy approaches to likely spots, it can be done; a camou?age shirt like what I began wearing after the trip with Keith helps accomplish that. Eddies, the backs of turns, and washouts below mid-channel snags are good targets and are always best when shaded. Fact is, as on any other creek, fishing sunlit water is most often a total waste of time.
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