Cross Lake

From Lake Bistineau to Caney Lake, something big is happening underwater. This spring's Louisiana fish stocking could redefine your next fishing adventure.

In case you haven't heard, the City of Shreveport has closed Cross Lake due to flooding issues. Will it affect Floatilla 2024?

Authorities in Louisiana have closed a popular lake in the state for a reason you'd never expect, especially in Louisiana.

Due to high and rising water, Shreveport Police have officially closed Cross Lake to all boat traffic.

As water levels continue to rise, the Cross Lake Patrol of the Shreveport Police Department advises residents living along Cross Lake to take precautionary measures to ensure the safety of their boats and properties.

Shreveport, LA's annual Cross Lake Floatilla returns in June and this year, wear your boots and cowboy hat with your suit and get ready for a 'Hoedown at the Lake!'

As the rain continues to fall in Northwest Louisiana, the potential for flooding becomes a growing concern.

Breaking this law could land you in jail for 20 years and you've probably broken it in the past year.

The Bayou State simply has more alligators than any other state in America. In fact, Louisiana has the largest alligator population of any place in the entire world!

If you've never experienced 'Floatilla' on Cross Lake in Shreveport, you need to make plans to be there this year, because it's truly an epic day on the water!

Looking at the actual numbers from 2020, Cross Lake was the third highest performer in the entire state.

Who would have thought? Granted, it's a fat bird, but now I can't un-see it!