Weather does not look great but the tides will be perfect for paradise tomorrow. I will be leaving the landing around 8am with low tide just after ten. This should give me time to follow the reds into the grass or where ever they go there and then fish a bit of the falling tide for flounder. Hope some of you guys can make it.
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Went there Saturday, water was clear, wind was strong out of the south. Got checked by DNR twice, nice guys. Best of luck to you.
We ended up getting out there around 8am and spent the better part of an hour getting shrimp and mullet. That might be the biggest down-fall of kayak fishing, the ability to cast for bait off of one. The conditions were really not the best either, lots of wind and water that really never got low because of the wind. We also got sat through some really hard rain. Despite that we did ok.
Lucas
1 red
7 trout
1 flounder
Me
7 reds
15 trout
0 flounder (big bummer there)
Also had one really nice trout…
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Sounds like a decent day in tough conditions. I showed you how to throw from the yak didn’t I?
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yeah, but i still need practice. I do not want to end up catching bait with my bare hands =)
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