July 3–4, 2026 | Grand Isle, Louisiana
Fishing Rodeo + Country Music + Family Fun
Grand Isle is Louisiana's only inhabited barrier island—a place built on fishing, coastal culture, and the Gulf of Mexico. Pogie Rodeo is our way of celebrating that heritage and sharing it with everyone who loves the coast.
We wanted to create something that brings people together—families, fishermen, and visitors—for a weekend of fishing, live music, and good times on the Gulf.
Pogie Rodeo is a professionally organized, family-friendly event celebrating Louisiana's coastal heritage. We hope you'll join us.
Pogie Rodeo is committed to running a well-organized, family-friendly event that the Grand Isle community can be proud of. We work closely with local authorities to ensure safety, proper permitting, and a positive experience for all attendees.
Our goal is to create an enjoyable holiday weekend that brings visitors to Grand Isle, supports local businesses, and celebrates the fishing heritage that makes this island special.
The Gulf is the lifeblood of this community. We want people to understand why healthy waters and sustainable fishing matter—not as a political issue, but as a way of life.
Every dollar spent at Pogie Rodeo stays in Grand Isle. We're supporting our neighbors—the restaurants, shops, and charter captains who make this place home.
Visitors and families, anglers of all skill levels—we're creating a space where everyone can enjoy the coast and connect with the community.
Pogie Rodeo is privately produced by CEG Social, the entertainment and promotional team behind the event experience, audience development, and brand execution.
CEG Social is an independent event company focused on creating memorable community celebrations that honor Louisiana's coastal heritage.
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Menhaden are forage fish that support redfish, trout, and other game species.
They filter water and maintain balance in Gulf ecosystems.
Declining menhaden populations impact the species anglers depend on.
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