Yes we did… 25mph sustained wind [:0] … 57 degrees [:0] … taking only fly rods 
… HELL YEAH WE DID!!! 
We hit the water about an hour before low… stomped out to the creek and paddled out. The wind was hallacious but it wasn’t cold so we set out to look for reds. Paddled out to a few known hangouts and nada. At one point Austin said to stop laughing at him because he was floating. I was sitting on the bottom. I told him I wasn’t laughing at him for floating but at my fat arse getting stuck there Struggled through the 4 inches of water, few sips of whiskey, little more strugglin and we found water deeper than a paddle blade We paddled everywhere we could get and nothing. The wind had the water so churned up you couldn’t see anything and it didn’t look like we spooked any. We we saw two swirls that may have been a couple rats all solo but didn’t see the schools. The rain came in, the water wasn’t going up so we called it a day. As always an awesome day on the water. everytime I go out I learn somehting new about the water I am fishin. And besides we ain’t scaird of a little wind 
“Paddle faster boys… I hear banjo music!”
SC Chapter Coordinator- Heroes on the Water
http://www.HeroesOnTheWater.org
Charleston Director- SCKayakfishing.com
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