Reviews of Lake Millers bayou

A protected harbor from the Gulf of Mexico, lines with homes of very kind and friendly residents. The fishing and crabbing use to be really great 25 years ago, but the city's failure to dredge the slit out, and thus the sea grass dying out, you rarely ever see dolphins in the Bayou, where it was a daily sighting.

This is a beautiful area with some historic appeal to it as well. It's just off from Seaside Inn and the Port Richey Hooters. Commercial shrimp boats dock here. They go out just as it begins to get dark and return after midnight with what everyone hopes will be a significant catch. The bayou itself is generally shallow. There are some depth variations that can hold fish. The concern would be fishing the area on a day when there was little boat traffic.

Really excellent food! We went with someone who usually hates seafood but she really enjoyed the fish sandwich--very fresh, in no way "fishy," just delicious.

Visit Oelsner Park while you are there.

best place i stayed with my son ....