You Are At The Point.

Animation Factory Artist - Art Holden
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God, Bless America and the families
victimized by the terrorist
attacks on our great country.
In Jesus name I pray
Amen .

A cajun Toast.

May there be Crawfish in your nets.
And Gumbo in your pot.
May the Sac-au-lait be biting
at your favorite fishing spot.

May God's sun be shining brightly
when you need its cheerful rays.
May the Oak tree shade you gently
On those lazy bayou days.

May a Bourre`e game be waiting
When all your work is through.
May the fais-do-do bring
pretty girls To toss a
wink at you.

And when your time is over
And your place on earth is gone,
May you waltz right into
heaven To the tune of
" Jolie Blande".

By Bob Hamm 1973

To The Point
The Point, as most residents affectionately call it. Cypremort Point is located in south central Louisiana with New Orleans approximately 150 miles to the east and Lafayette about 50 miles north.

The Point extends out to divide Vermilion Bay to the west and West Cote Blanche Bay to the east and East Cote Blanche Bay east of there. Marsh Island a wild life reserve is 5 miles to the south. The Gulf of Mexico is just a ten mile boat ride away through Southwest Pass.

Cypremort Point has a state park of approximately 185 acres. A public boat ramp, a half-mile stretch of manmade beach with picnic tables under pavilions. The State Park offers a pier to fish from and a bathhouse. Between Grand Isle and Cameron, Cypremort Point is the only locality near the Gulf of Mexico that can be reached by car according to the Louisiana State web site. Cabin rentals are also available and you can search at http://www.crt.state.la.us/parks/icyprempt.aspx.

There is fishing of all sorts around the Cypremort Point area, including shrimp, crab, oyster, crawfish (mudbugs), and sport fishing. Redfish and speckled trout are the most popular.