3-3-2010

[YellowCat]

Got on the water about 0545 and off about 1645 to haul butt to the rodeo. Ran pretty much all of west bay from san-luis back to the causeway. Water was very very low and very very very clear. Made a bunch of wades and couldn't find any bait. Later on during the day found a bunch of mullet jumping on this one shore line, like one every minute, and didn't get a bite. We fished all day and very hard and only ended up catching three or four over sized reds and broke off with three more. and a couple small trout that came from a drift right before we left. It was obvious that the fish were starting to bite when we had to leave but they were all small. I wish i was on one of the other shore lines at that time but time was killing me and had to get home.
I was throwing a variety of light and dark corkies most of the day and dad was throwing a dark assasin. Also tried a super spook and other plastics. The wind was very calm there for a few hours also.
It wasnt a very successfull day but i guess any bad day on the water is better then a best day at work. good luck to all and hope people did better then us.
Eddie

[screamindrag]

Sounds like a busy day. Any day fishing with your pop has to be a good day on the water.

[FP10]

At least you got out and got some slime on the boat!

[YellowCat]

yep its great. Its always good fishing with him.

[nokatchin]

at least you got out there and stretched your line.thanks for the report

[plugger]

You tried !! Thanks for the report .

[GHSmacker]

Thanks for the report.

That late afternoon bite is gonna start hoppin with these warming temps.

[YellowCat]

Yep it seemed like the bite started about 1600 or so and i wish i would have fished to dark to see what it would produce.

[michelle]

thanks for the report. i'll give it a try in the morning.
michelle

[Ibtsoom]

Thanks from here too! I'm gonna try to sneak away from work a bit early tomorrow and try it also.. Still trying to decide where to start.

[Explorer21]

Thanks for the report and good going out there with your pops, I wish mine wanted to fish.