Living is good in Louisiana Cajun Community.

We have all kinds of seafood, such as shrimp, crawfish, crabs, and catfish, which are a big industry in Cajun Country.

We have thousands of great recipes for seafood. Recipes like Gumbo, Jambalaya, Etouffee, and Sauce Piquant, to name just a few great recipes from the Cajun Community.

We have many lakes & rivers in Louisiana to fish in. We have many kinds of fish, like as Crappie (Cajun name is "sac-a-lait"), Bass, Catfish, Gar, Gue, Bream, Shad, Cypress Trout (sup-ic), and a whole lot more.

We have all kinds of great Food here in Louisiana. Cajun seasoning is another one of our great industries. There are so many different kinds of seafood seasonings and shrimp, crab, and crawdad Boil. We also have Turtle Farms. There are many recipes for Turtle meat. We have all kinds of food for everyone's taste.

If you like to travel, we have a great many State Parks, hotels, motels, and bed & breakfasts. Visit our Antebellum Homes. We have a lot to do here in our great State, too much to list. We have many Flea Markets and Antique shops. If you are shopping for gifts, we have anything and everything for anyone in our Great Cajun Community in Louisiana!

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Here is an exerpt from my blog on Sac-a-lait fishing, also known as crappie fishing:

"How Ya'll Doing? This is Jim from Louisiana Cajun Community. The sac-a-lait fishing is starting off Great! Sac-a-lait, Mr. Bass, and Stripper Bass are all spawning at one time. Last year during the short flood we had, the stripped Bass came in out of Ouchita River Flood Time by the 1000s. These stripper bass are murder on sac-a-lait fishing tackle, the 10-12 ft. Graphite Polesthat cost up to $100.00 each. Me and a friend went up to the short end of Lake Lafourche for a day of Crappie fishing. My buddy Joe threw out a Little Fishie bait in the hydrilla and Bam, the water exploded and the fish broke Joe's Graphite crappie pole at once. He is reeling in the line hand over hand. I got the dip net ready. It's a big ole stripper Bass, he weighs out 11 3/4 Lbs. No wonder he broke Joe's $100.00 Pole. After 4 more poles we change bait and go to an orange and green Bobby Garland Tube bait. Then we proceed to work on the Sac-a-lait real good, yeah. Three hours later we count up and we have 46 Sac-a-lait from 3/4 to 2 1/2 Lbs. You know it is hard for me to understand how so many Stripper Bass come up in Lake Lafourche in so short a flood time last year! I talked to a fisherman who said he had the gears stripped out of his four favorite Bass reels in one day by the stripped Bass, but the fun was worth it. He only landed two of the smaller ones, that went better than 11 1/2 Lbs. each. Thats my story and I am sticking to it. Till next time. Jim The Cajun Boy "