. Anyway, the lawyers set-up the trip complete with maps, tides, snacks, the whole 9 yards! These guys are lawyers and not to incriminate myself, lets just say the pic of the yak saids it all. The pic was taken AFTER the yak was dragged on grass, set on the trailer and wind blown dry the 45 mile trip home. The cockpit, gear nor myself didn't fare any better 
. For those of you who know the upper reaches of Trinity Bay, the platform nearest Fort Anahuac had DRY land all around it, yes it was that low 
. As I said earlier, to not incriminate myself, my lawyer friends will remain annonymous, but y'all had the tides BACKWARDS 
! Needless to say, after 3 ocassions of dragging the yak through 600 yards or so of mud, we made it back to the launch before the Coast Guard was called .Oh I had a limit of reds 21", 22" and 25 1/2", also caught 2 dozen or so "aquarium sized" trout, so I guess you could say we really had to grind this one out
. I'll let the lawyers post up if they want to disclose their identity 
, but they both had limits of reds too. Didn't get a pic of the big red, the pic of the structures were by the platform and I ran out of memory in the camera before I got to the platform, but you get the idea as it was LOW tide 
!Oh and thanks for the snacks, I'll take care of the tides next time
.Happy Fishin'
chicken
Happy fishin', tight lines, & Merry Christmas. P.S. I understand your Amigo Saltykat didn't catch squat the same day over on E. Matagorda. I guess fishing with the attorneys was a pretty good idea after all... 
.
)
