While this is true, it doesn’t effect MS fisherman fishing the BM like it does guys out of Hopedale/Shell Beach. MS guys typically fish from 3 mile cut and East. Last weekend the water was dirty from
Lake Borne to 3 mile cut. Everything east of that was fine all the way down to the Chandy sound. The last time they opened the BC it was great for East Biloxi Marsh guys because it pushed trout our way. I found multiple non typical areas (like Bayou Creque) that held trout the entire summer. Now if you’re a guy that fishes the Biloxi Marsh via the rigolets and typically enters via La Loutre, Bayou Biloxi, La Fee, etc... you’re not going to find many trout with the dirty water but you can go inside and find clean water and reds on the interior. The guides out of BSL are on the water everyday so they’ll know what to do. Delacroix has been good lately but the trout are on their way out of there and it’s fueled by rivers so a little rain can freshen and muddy it up quickly. Long story short, the Bonne Carre isn’t a death sentence it just moves stuff around a little.