Lake Bistineau

Before they even scheduled the drawdown, crews spent 120 days treating nearly 5,000 acres of lake vegetation. That's how terrible giant salvinia really is.

As the dewatering wraps up, the challenges and triumphs of managing Lake Bistineau's waters unfold just in time for the waterfowl season.

A troubling sight is emerging on our lakes, with dead fish washing up and raising alarms among local residents.

Good news for outdoor enthusiasts: the drawdown at Lake Bistineau has been rescheduled, giving everyone a little extra time to make the most of summer.

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

There's something special about Lake Bistineau, but it’s not without its challenges. A community cleanup is on the horizon, and everyone’s invited.

Earthquakes in Bossier Parish are on the rise! Find out why residents are talking about the ground shaking beneath their feet in Northwest Louisiana.

The drawdown, which began on July 29, was conducted to control the expansion of the invasive aquatic plant, giant salvinia.

I consider myself one to normally be up on all the legends and folktale about our area here in Northwest Louisiana, but this one escaped me

It would appear that summer is nearly over for those who enjoy water sports like fishing or skiing on Lake Bistineau