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Wind - 15 ENE, switched to E around 10:00am Gust up to 20-25
Water temp - 80
Water was off color
Area fished - South shorline in coves with some protection.
Donna and I got up this morning with the thought of hitting SLP, but it was really cloudy (rain looking) and the wind was blowing pretty good. We waited an hour and say what the heck, let's go and find a protective cove along the south shoreline. I know we should have hit the north, but it would have made for a long wet trip.
Jump in first cove around 8:30, I was throwing plastics on 1/4 jig head and Donna was throwing new penny gulp on 1/4 jig head. She nailed a large something, it took off and broke her line. She then caught a fish I have never seen before (should have taken a picture), it looked like a snake with fins???
In this cove, I caught two underzsized trout and a keeper flounder (released). We move to the next cove and Donna caught a 20" red (CPR).
The rain was coming our way, so we bolted off the water before it got to bad. In at 11:30 and now going to relax.
Not a bad morning for such crappy conditions.
Water temp - 80
Water was off color
Area fished - South shorline in coves with some protection.
Donna and I got up this morning with the thought of hitting SLP, but it was really cloudy (rain looking) and the wind was blowing pretty good. We waited an hour and say what the heck, let's go and find a protective cove along the south shoreline. I know we should have hit the north, but it would have made for a long wet trip.
Jump in first cove around 8:30, I was throwing plastics on 1/4 jig head and Donna was throwing new penny gulp on 1/4 jig head. She nailed a large something, it took off and broke her line. She then caught a fish I have never seen before (should have taken a picture), it looked like a snake with fins???
In this cove, I caught two underzsized trout and a keeper flounder (released). We move to the next cove and Donna caught a 20" red (CPR).
The rain was coming our way, so we bolted off the water before it got to bad. In at 11:30 and now going to relax.
Not a bad morning for such crappy conditions.
LIVIN THE SALT LIFE 
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