Mark:
I haven't been to the Bayou Liberty site. Can I tag along the next time you go? PM me.
I haven't been to the Bayou Liberty site. Can I tag along the next time you go? PM me.
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The Bayou Liberty site is only 6 to 8 feet depending on the tide. It was the site of the Old Clubhouse from many years ago, probably pre-1940. It is in the Lake at the Mouth of Bayou Liberty. Just look for the circle of pilings. It is a 5 minute boat ride from St. Genevieve.
Sorry, I guess I meant diving the Pearl - which looks uber cool, btw.
What about those of us without a boat?
Can it be reached from Lake Rd and the Lake? Where is St. Genevieve? (Asked the South Shore person).
Thanks for posting this, BTW. I had camped at Camp Salmen on Bayou Liberty back in the day, and am looking for near-home diving opportunities.
What is that tributary just above Logtown that flows into the E Pearl? It looks a darker color than the muddy-colored Pearl.
Should we do a SB meet & Greet/Dive in the lake sometime?
The Bayou liberty stuff sounds cool, but may not be for all skill levels (I would certainly like to find some sites closer to home)
I'm in for a meet and greet/dive.
Thanks for the replies. I was hoping for more divers from north Louisiana and locations.
As for Lake Ponchatrain I dive the south shore rigs, the causway and the old Ponchatrain beach pier which can also be accessed from shore.
The stumps along the shore of Lake Maurepas are good for spearing catfish.
Although not local for me the Toledo Bend dam turbine discharge channel is a nice dive when the dam isn't generating. Vis is 10 to 15 feet with a sandy gravel bottom.