lake bistineau

Did you know that the Caddo Indians moved to the area inhabited by Lake Bistineau now between 500 B.C. and 900 A.D?

And just like that, all our hopes and prayers that the ice storm that rolled through back in February would knock Giant Salvinia into another universe are gone

The safety barrier he's proposing to the LDWF would be much like those that have already been installed at Red River and Toledo Bend

The fish are biting and now's the time to prove just how good you are at catching 'em!

While I'm not a fan of cold weather, this could be a huge blessing in disguise for our area lakes.

LDWF has requested the DOTD to open the water control structure on Lake Bistineau in Webster, Bossier and Bienville parishes

I'm not saying that Salvinia comes straight out of Hell, but I am saying that if the Devil eats salad, it's probably made from this lake killing, invasive, aquatic species.

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries has scheduled another drawdown of Lake Bistineau in Webster, Bossier, and Bienville parishes

Abby Turner is a senior at Haughton High School and she recently took a look at Lake Bistineau and didn't like what she saw, so she's decided to do something about it.

The Giant Salvinia issue continues to be the devil incarnate for all those who enjoy their time on Lake Bistineau

Giant salvinia is growing so rapidly in Lake Bistineau this year that the LDWF has scheduled an 8 foot drawdown to begin on May 1, 2017.

The date has been set for the 3rd Annual St. Jude Bass Tournament on Lake Bistineau!