Welcome to Tentrr in Louisiana’s Sportsman’s Paradise

There’s little wonder that South Louisiana is called the Sportsman’s Paradise. The entire state is full of outdoor activities, but none are as tempting as the southern part of the state where there are fish and wildlife everywhere you look. And camping in Sportsman’s Paradise is truly idyllic. If you’re camping and want to get out into the Gulf to see what kind of big fish you can pull in, there are a virtually endless supply of charter boats eager to show you their secret goldmines (and it’s not just into the Gulf of Mexico, but they’ll take you into the wetlands and bayou, too.)

Grand Isle is perhaps the best known part of this paradise, and camping there will bring you world-class fishing year round, and competition after competition to see how big a fish you can pull in. (The Grand Isle International Tarpon Rodeo brings in more than 10,000 anglers in the summer.)

But there’s also hunting when you camp in Sportsman’s Paradise: get the proper license and you can be bagging green- and blue-winged teal, mallard, pintail, and canvas-back ducks, as we as white-tail deer and other game. In the Wisner Wildlife Management Area, which encompasses 21,000 acres, you can fish for speckled trout, red fish, flounder, sheepshead, and croaker. And, of course, it wouldn’t be Louisiana if you couldn’t go hunting alligators.

Camping in Louisiana’s Sportsman’s Paradise certainly lives up to its name. There is more than enough to fish, hunt, and snare in this state than you can imagine.