Reds usually work the grass shorelines and the reefs next to the bank, feeding on live or fresh shrimp and live minnows. A major pass into the Gulf on the southeastern corner of Barataria Bay. An angler can choose between light or heavy tackle and will be just two minutes from cover on the north side of the pass. It's about a 15-mile run from Port Sulphur. Listed on some charts as Quatro Bayous Pass.
Fish show up here at all times of the day and night.
Use live shrimp or croakers with a sliding sinker bottom rig or 3 feet under a weighted cork. Wade from the beach, or anchor your boat off the first sand bar. Cast down current and work the bait back into the flow. Bull reds can be caught in the deeper water running around the point. Use heavy line, at least an ounce of lead, and bait the hook with cracked crab or cut mullet.