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LOUISIANA: Louisiana expands red snapper limits for Fourth of July weekend

July 2, 2026 — State officials will temporarily expand the number of red snapper recreational anglers can take home in Louisiana for the Fourth of July holiday.

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries will allow those fishing in state coastal waters for red snapper to take home five fish per person per day, increased from the typical four-fish limit, Thursday through Sunday.

LDWF Secretary Tyler Bosworth said the temporary increase is meant to encourage people to get outside and enjoy the celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary.

“Increasing our red snapper limit to five fish is a way we’d like to thank the anglers of our state as they enjoy this special holiday with family and friends,’’ Bosworth said in a statement.

Read the full article at the Louisiana Illuminator

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