Chris Ginn Creative Outdoors has the following credits in the July 2010 issue of Louisiana Sportsman magazine:

Shooting Craps – Can’t catch crappie in the hot summer? You will using this technique.

Saltwater Series – Lake Pontchartrain – The big lake to the north of New Orleans is one of the few coastal places still open to fishing. Good thing it’s so productive this time of year.

How in the Shade – These successful marsh bass anglers say there’s only one place where the action will be on fire this month.

Freshwater Cover

Chris Ginn Creative Outdoors has the following credits in the June 2010 issue of Louisiana Sportsman magazine:

Change, Change, Change – The Red River is like an entirely different waterway than it was just two years ago. Here’s how to catch bass there this summer.

Long, Large & Lazy – Do you enjoy working for your meals? Neither do trophy speckled trout. Use that to your advantage this month to put real wall-hangers in the boat.

Saltwater Series – Grand Terre – Grand Isle’s neighbor to the east has everything a June angler could possibly want.

Freshwater Cover

Chris Ginn Creative Outdoors has the following credits in the May 2010 issue of Louisiana Sportsman:

Saltwater Series Pelican Pass - These spots are close, convenient and fish-filled in the month of May.

The Pontchartrain Pop – Do you have trouble catching fish at the bridges in Lake Pontchartrain? It’s probably because you’re not using this technique.

Chris Ginn Creative Outdoors had the following credits in the May 2010 issue of Mississippi Sportsman:

Cover Shot

Captain Theophile Bourgeois with Bourgeois Charters shows off a hefty redfish he caught on a Bomber Mud Minnow under a Paradise Popper

Popping corks are a lot different than many anglers believe. I’ve you’ve ever struggled to get bit while your buddy was slamming the speckled trout or redfish, you’ll want to read the new clip I just posted. “Cork Screwed” links to my April 2010 Louisiana Sportsman story that they also published on their web site. Captain Theophile Bourgeois with Bourgeois Charters explains why there is a lot more to popping corks than meets the eye.

Here’s what I’ve got in the April 2010 issue of Louisiana Sportsman

Small Fry - Thinking of throwing that small bass back? If so, you’re actually doing more harm to the resource than good. Starts on page 57

Saltwater Series: Redfish Bay – Every April, trout join this water body’s namesake to usher in spring to the Venice area. Starts on page 67

Cork Screwed – If you think of that hunk of foam above your bait as just a float – rather than an attractant – you won’t catch near the fish you could. Starts on page 145

Spillway News Breaker – Starts on page 24