When I saw the wind forecasts early in the week for Easter weekend I saw a challenge. I am no stranger 20-30mph winds, especially on the Coastal Bend during spring. Over the years I’ve fished in lot of tough conditions. I can recall one trip last year when a buddy, Clint, talked me in, no arm twisting needed, into launching during 30 – 40 mph sustained winds during the winter. No telling how strong the gusts were that day. We were both crazy enough to forget “what if” and decided to find out for ourselves. Our results for that day were nil, but we weren’t left wondering what may have been and time on the water no matter what the conditions is experienced gained.
There are two frames of thought when fishing in high winds. Find protection or find exposed shorelines. On any given day I can’t say if one is better than the other but from experience if one pattern isn’t producing chances are the other is the ticket to success.
Full report and additional photos here...
Chuck with a nice red...
There are two frames of thought when fishing in high winds. Find protection or find exposed shorelines. On any given day I can’t say if one is better than the other but from experience if one pattern isn’t producing chances are the other is the ticket to success.
Full report and additional photos here...
Chuck with a nice red...
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