Shallow Water Gems
Aug 14, 2018
4 minutes
By John Brownlee
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Mention the Chandeleur Islands to just about any shallow-water fishing aficionado and you’ll likely see a knowing grin spread across their face. As the Florida Keys are renown for tarpon, bonefish and permit fishing on the flats, so the Chandeleurs are known for world-class redfish and speckled trout action. And not just a few fish, or small ones either. If you enjoy catching lots of big fish in a relatively pristine area, you’ve probably heard of this place and might even have visited.
This string of uninhabited barrier islands to the east of the Louisiana delta
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